n
f.
IGT Decl. § 42 p. 96
,
Verbs § 107
. g
s. díglama, a
p.
dīglaime,
Laws i 240
. Vn. of do-gleinn. a gathering, collecting,
gleaning; what is gleaned or collected:
dighluim nó tinól,
O'Dav.
616
. dioghluim gleanings,
Eg. Gl. 239
.
sluindfet dūib dagaisti
in dāna | bid diglaim ratha do caich,
LL 38a19
(=
Thurn. Zu Ir. Hss. p. 74
).
suidig [anmain Adaim] fo d.¤ cen greis |
isin tres rígrainn Párduis,
SR 2203
. díghlaim corcra ar a
cairrcibh a crimson crop,
Acall. 346
. an tu bhias ag buain
a hair | i n-uair a dias do dhíoglaim? in the hour of gathering
the ripe corn,
O'Gr. Cat. 442
. an bocht bhíos go docht ag
díoghlaim `that hardly wins his store',
594
.
tre Gort Luirc . . .
tiocfa Séasair clann Cholla | barr do dhéasaibh díoghloma,
TD xxiv 140
.
cnuasach glan déas ndíoghloma,
Studies 1919,
438.3
. baoghal deasga a dhíoghluma `the dregs of its contents
are dangerous' (of the world),
A. Ó Dálaigh xl 1
. dioghluim
gach molta Muire M. is the summing up of all praise,
xi 11
. ní
fhúigfid caora dioghloma gleaning grapes,
Jeremiah xlix 9
.
caora
díoghluim,
Isaiah xvii 6
.
ag dioghluim déus a ndiaigh na
mbuanaigh,
Ruth ii 3
. is mó do mhála ná do dhioghluim thy
wallet is bigger than thy store,
GJ iii 66
.
A group, collection or set (of things or persons):
d.¤ sēt ┐ d.¤
ndāine,
Laws i 212
,
238
.
is e is d.¤ ndāine and, athair ┐ mac ┐
ua ┐ brathair ┐ ben,
214
.
ceithri brāthair a māthar | ropo
dighlaim deghbrāthar,
Anecd. ii 35
.
A compilation, collection (in literary sense):
dioghlaim
bheag d' soclaibh cruaidhe,
RC iv 351
(pref. to
O'Cl.
Gloss.).
ag so in sgél nach sgél niomruill | diogluim sgél is do dhelbaim,
O'Gr. Cat. 400
.
d.¤ fiorglan do deanamh uirre (sc. ar an
ealadhain),
MS. Mat. 575
.
A catalogue, enumeration, description of items:
duinedíglaim (= signalement) .i. d.¤ delba in duine, amail rogab:
dá brae duba, folt buide, ┐ rl.,
IT iii 30
. Fig.
gathering up,
disposing of, making a sweep of (in hostile sense):
tucsat for
dígluim na ndég-loech ┐ for trascrad na trenfer,
LB 124b22
=
YBL 295a7
.
pa dighlaim dergtheinedh do neoch roortatar
. . . Dighlaim dergthened dano: áit a lēcar foidhnuidhe ní
gnāth dí ní d'fácbhail dia hēsi,
Anecd. ii 59
.