deinmne iā,f. (di + ainmne). IGT Decl. § 3 . impatience, eager-
ness, haste:d.¤ im biad, ZCP vi 261 . immradud ina mbíad
i n-ámsir áine, ┐ d.¤ impu, PH 8387 →
. ní thíscad a drucht do
rind ind ḟéoir ar denmni ind aicnid, FB § 88 . ba d.¤ mor la
Cesair, CCath. 3293 . fogheibhtis ech ele . . . ┐ teighedh fuirre
gu luas ┐ denmne, Marco P. 96 .
deinmnetach o, ā. (deinmnit). In late MSS. frequently dein-
mnedhach. impatient, hasty:is deinmnitach in raet in gaeidel,
Acall. 4481 . deinmmnetach, LB 64 b 17 = indignati, Lat.
Lives 72 . facsat an indisi co dian dremun denmnitach, RC ix
472 →
. dobhúail an Ceolan go dían dísgir deinmnedhach, Ériu
v 100.24 . ro lásat sccéla go deinmnedhach do ṡaighidh Uí
Domhnaillthey sent the news speedily , FM vi 2128 . masa
denmnedach letsa sin ní lugha asedh linneif thou art im-
patient , ITS v 150 . As subst.: cuitbide cach denmnetach,
Tec. Corm. 15 . teinmnedach na damraide `puffing', SG
380.10 . As n.pr.Denmnetach, LL 327 h 12 . mac Deinmnetaig,
327 h 2 . meic Deinmedaig, Rawl. 145 f 52 .
de-intamladar (de + in-samlathar) dissembles, a literal transla-
tion of Lat. non dissimulat.i. ni de intamladarsom, Ml.
27 d 12 . non dissimulabit.i. ni deintamlafa, 69 d 8 .
