_He rides_, etinne(y).
_Mount ye!_ annĭyet!
_Cattle for riding_, innemenniyen.
[Note: _Ināy_, he rides, is the root suggested by the above, and is
confirmed by _amnāy_, a rider, in Delaporte and Venture. In a passage of
Zwawa (Kabáíl) in De Slane, _inig_ seems to me to mean _he rode_. Are
_nāyagh_ and _etinnegh_ two forms of the present? Or is _nāyagh_, I
rode? In 62., _néyagh_, I ride.]