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[EC rochtain], Pres. forms 1. soichim, sei-, roi-, rei-; 2. soiche, etc., 3. soich(eann), etc., also sóigh, róigh; Fut and Subj. forms; 1. soisear, roi-, etc.; 3. sois, rois, , sua, sia, ró, rua, ria; secondary forms of above, 1. soichinn, seich-, sois-, roich-, reich-, reis-, etc. Perf. 1. suachdas, ruachdas, riachdas, ránag; 2. suachdais, etc.; 3. suachd, etc., ránaig, ráinig, etc. do- (not leniting) precedes above forms (except ránag, ráinig), but only the r- forms (without do) are used after ní, nach, go, dá, muna, etc.; Imper. roichear, reich-, Pass. roichtear, etc. The meaning is “come to”, "go to”, “reach”, and (in 3 pers.) “is possible”, etc. Forms occurring in Text are: ní reich 51 14, 61 24, do ria 62 11, nach ria 52 4,muna ria 61 2, go ria 62 9, go roiseam 80 43, do 21, ní ró 10 13, nach roichim 29 13, nach roichtheadh 17 14, do shóigh 75 14, go róigh 63 18, rom roich 62 29, ní róigh 7 6, do sia 1 16, 20 22, a seich (?) 83 6, rángas (pass.) 14 19; vn. rochtain, riachtain, ruachtain [148]; For other exx. cf. DD vi11, xxv 2, xxvi 39, 40, xxvii 18, xxxi 15, PB 1 16, 5 18, 7 7, 13, 17 16, 24 19, 27 32, CB Introd. xxvii, DiD, etc., and for origins of forms Ped. ii 556, 609, 610.

Aithdioghluim Dána: A Miscellany of Irish Bardic Poetry, Historical and Religious, including the Historical Poems of the Duanaire in the Yellow Book of Lecan. Vol II, Translations, Notes, Vocabulary. Editor: Lambert McKenna S.J.

nach roichid cur re 2102; go roichfea muirn 3208; dá roiseam i n- 2903.

The Book of O'Hara: Leabhar Í Eadhra. Editor: Lambert McKenna S.J.

I reach, catch, attain; come up (to, go); roichid, ‘they run up,’ 3905; do roichfeadh ’na fhlaitheas, 4768; nach roicheadh cú na gadhar iad, 5694; sul roichfead gusna pianaibh, ‘priusquam ad tormenta perveniam,’ 6883; gusa roicheann saidhbhreas, ‘to whom wealth comes,’ 7095; acht go roicheadh ann, ‘provided he got there,’ 7649; ní roichid go Tír T., 9818;--as instrans. with (), is nach roicheann leó lóir-ghníomh do dhéanamh, ‘for which they are unable to make reparation,’ 4364; ná roichfeadh ris ceann na sgríbe do rochtain ‘that he might fail to reach,’ etc., 10669;--old subj., go ró so, ‘till it reach this,’ ‘up to this point,’ 2185, 6573

Trí Bior-Ghaoithe an Bháis: The Three Shafts of Death. Author: Geoffrey Keating. Editor: Osborn Bergin.