v confines, draws together, joins: Indic. pres. pass. doimmthastar fri slond nintliuchta bís hisin menmain gl. coortata (= coartata) `it is combined to express the meaning', Sg. 3a3 . Ipv. 2 s. timthais t'inathar inniut, RC xiii 387.14 . Perf. 3 s. rogab a fhuathroig imme ┐ dorimthas cuice conid (leg. cona dīb) lamaib, Fél. 92.y ( Mar. 11 ). dorimthas . . . ambé findchass she rolled them up, SR 5973 . tuc Dauid Abigail mnai Nabail | dosrimthas dó Dia do nim | con-inmuss, con-innilib God joined her to him (?), 6331 . laech dosrimthais a hero united them, Met. Dinds. ii 38.41 . conid he dorimtas (.i. rotimairg) na da comairl[id]ib sechtmogat i n-aencomairli united those seventy-two councillors, Auraic. 117 . hI. . . . | dorimthas tonn forsin tracht, Lec. 58a21 = dosrímart, LL 8b23 (see do-immoirg). Note also: uidhe secht samhlaithe doimthasa a bolud Parrduis extends (different vb.?), Ériu ii 116 § 51 . uidhe sē samlā doimthiasa a bolad, 118 § 52 .

Part. timthasta. Vn. timthasad.