v
IGT Verbs § 67
.
(a)
announces, proclaims, declares:
aio .i. dlomaim,
O'Mulc. 30
.
dlom .i. indis nó erfuagair no
aisneidh,
O'Dav. 663
.
.i. foillsiugud .i. rád,
697
.
dlomh .i.
innis; dlomhaim .i. foillsighim,
O'Cl.
dlom díis ar fichit
martir,
Fél. Sept. 13
(cf.
O'Dav. 663 above
); cf.
Acr. Aug. 7
,
Fél. Oct. 12
.
dlom dligi forus (.i. apuir),
Laws i 268
. nód-dlomaim
fiad dálaib I declare it before assemblies,
Fél. Prol. 315
.
dlomthus cách everyone proclaims it,
Fél. Feb. 17
. ised inso
dlomas
gl. ait,
Ml. 30b19
.
is ed in lín marb dlomus,
Ériu viii
123
. in t-aeil thenn dlomadh gail | roreng canar (caiar, v.l.;
leg. roṡreng Caier?) a Cruachnaib the prong (i.e. satire) which
used to announce conflict (?),
Anecd. ii 66
. co n-éicius-[s]a duit
. . . indus rosndlumus dona ceithri móirfeisir as I have made
it known,
Ériu iv 144
.
dlomais in cleireach la heolus . . . ad bí
tri maic,
Snedg. u. Mac R 12
. dlomtar turbuid exemptions
are declared,
Laws i 266
.i. ráiter nó aisnéidhther,
298.12
Comm.
dlomthair inraic it should be declared to be just,
ZCP
xiv 386 § 51
(
Laws ii 320
).
co rodlomtar a dearusc (.i. gu
n-aisneidither),
iv 96
(see
Cóic Con. 22 § 18
cited under
dlomad).
(b)
gives notice (to quit), warns off, turns out, expels, rejects.
With DO: dlomais doib ar nā beidis for a fergurt he gave them
notice not to stay in his paddock,
BB 390a38
.
dlomais dóib co
nā beidís isin brug,
SG ii 484.14
.
dlomaid dóib as ind ferunn
┐ ní densat fair,
SG 34.13
(
LU 2943
). nech nád ataim cairi,
| dlomaid dó in t-anmcharae | dochum nach loccáin aili the
confessor warns him off to another place (leg. dlomad, ipv.?),
Ériu iii 104
. is dōib side dlomas in rig nemda il-lō brātha
rejects
,
PH 4306
. dlomis Fíacc dóib iarsin `warned them off'
(of angels who bear a gift to F. which he will not accept),
Ardm. 18b1
(
Thes. ii 242
). dlomais D. . . . dia daltaib drove
out,
Metr. Dinds. iii 90
.
dlomais doib da thír diles,
LL 152b45
.
rodlomai dō as tīr,
TTr.² 257
. ní ba maith ríge Meiccon,
dlomsad fir Eirenn do ┐ doberaid ríge do C.,
SG 255
. transferuntur .i. dlomthair do suidib they receive notice to quit,
Ml.
59d7
.
dlomfaigter dó asind nErind,
YBL 172a21
.
arbertai
co ngabad dú itá Cell Glas: dlomtha dó ass,
Trip.² 1902
.
rodlomad doib co mbadar ic Ard in Aenfhir,
Anecd. i 17
=
rodlomtha co mbatar,
Ériu iii 136
. With FRI:
dlomaid riu co
brath in laech,
Ériu vii 227
(
LL 209a52
).
lodar . . . co Brug
meic in Og; is and bae Aengus for a cind ┐ dlomais friu,
RC
xvi 151
. rodlomsat aingil fri Eua ┐ Adam a Partus amach,
MacCarthy 58
. With direct obj.: fomenainn as mo cholainn
| rodlomainn a nrodlomsat would that I could expel . . . what
(the ancients) expelled,
Ériu ii 63
. iarsin dlomais Dagda dúr
as a dún . . . co mbai i nOchain turned him out,
Metr. Dinds. ii
20
.
rondlomsat fir hErend assa rígu ar ropo anflaith,
RC xiii
462
.
dlomthar lat drong demnachda | i píanaib úaraib iffirn,
SR 8329
. dlomtair they are rejected,
ZCP iii 4
.
dlomhfaider
a hEirinn,
SG 71
. Eocho ó rodlomad when E. was expelled,
ZCP xii 436
.
(c)
refuses, declines: (with accus.) Iob trēn [nā] dlomad cath
who never refused battle,
SR 7035
.
ro dlomus . . . mor do
noemuib . . . im an cloccsa,
Fen. 232.8
. ní rodlom dorair do
saint did not refuse to war on avarice,
ZCP iii 452
. dlom mac
Airt iath meic moch; guid fōd fair i Ros na Ríg (i.e. refuses
burial in Brug na Bóinne and asks to be buried at Ros na R.),
SG 256
(
BB 260b41
). gilla . . . nachar dhlomh ól ná imeirt
`that ne'er shirked either drink or play',
O'Gr. Cat. 439
=
nachar lom,
TD 44.6
.
? Part.
ilar ndlúm ndlomtha tuarcat,
SR 903
.