, demonst. particle, that, yon, yonder; an fear úd thall, that man yonder (údaigh thall or údaí thall, in parts of Con., and shortened to údaí, eadaí, in U.); an fear úd a bhí ag gol indé, the man who was weeping yesterday; with adj., an fear breágh úd, that fine man; an duine úd, that person; chómh déidheanach úd 'san oidhche, so late at night. an rud úd adubhairt an file, that saying of the poet; ag teacht aniar údaigh, coming from the west (or over) yonder (Don.).

, in phr. ó úd go finit, from beginning to end (O'N.); also údh.

= úd, that, yonder, yon (Con. and U.); do'n bhaile údaigh, to that townland (the vowel ú is long in Con., short in U.); also údán (pts. of Con.).