v (* di-mecc-, Pedersen Vgl. Gr. ii 576 ) despises, condemns dishonours: demecimm gl. detero, Sg. 39b1 . dommeiccither gl. inhonoras, Wb. 1d13 . ni amal dundatmecetarsu ind amairesaig not as the unbelievers despise Thee, Ml. 106c11 . dimeccither alled fri spirut he is reprobated as regards the spirit, Wb. 8b16 . dimicter gl. reverantur (? for revertantur), Ml. 54b9 . andummecitis gl. despicientes, 34c6 . guinfa dimecfitir Medb ilgnússi, TBC-I¹ 1009 (LU) = dimécfiter, ZCP ix 145.5 (rhet.). arna dimicedar gl. ne inhonoret, Ml. 122d2 . condernessa .i. conrudimicedar gl. despiciat, 129a14 . ní rodimicestar He hath not despised, 119a10 .

Part. dímicthe. Verbal of necess. dímicthi.

Vn. dímicem, -en. Hence simple vb. dímicn(ig)id, q.v.