do-meil
Cite this: eDIL s.v. do-meil or dil.ie/18087Last Revised:
2019
Forms:
tomil, -thoimled, do-m-meil, du-melam, d-a-melat, dorromiul, tormal, d-a-romle, doroimle, -toroimle, tormala, -thormalat, d-a-melad, thoimled, doromlad, do-s-melmais, domeltis, -tomel, -thoiméla, doromult, tormult, dus-ro-mailt, dorumalt, tormailt, doromaltatar, toml-, toiml-, tomel-, toiml-, tormal-, rothormala, toimél-, doróimless, doromel, tarmaltad, tormalt-, tomailt
v (*
to-mel-,
Pedersen Vgl. Gr. ii 577
). Ipv. 2 s.
tomil,
Wb. 6c7
. 3 s.
-thoimled,
11b18
. Indic. pres. 3 s. rel.
do-m-meil,
6c7
. 1 pl.
du-melam,
13c12
. 3 pl.
d-a-melat,
10c3
. Subj. pres. 1 s.
dorromiul,
LL 285b38
.
arna tormal
,
Ml. 119b6
. 2 s.
d-a-romle,
FB § 62
.
doroimle,
§ 17
. 3 s.
-toroimle,
Laws ii 374.11
.
cia
tormala
,
342.3
. 3 pl.
-thormalat,
ZCP xiii 28 § 4
. Impf. 3 s.
d-a-melad,
Wb. 10d3
.
nach thoimled
,
11b18
. doromlad,
Ml. 36a29
. 1 pl.
do-s-melmais,
Ml. 111b15
. 3 pl.
domeltis,
Wb. 10c3
. Fut. 1 s.
-tomel,
LL 285b38
. 3 s.
-thoiméla,
FDG² 8.229
. Perf. 1 s.
doromult,
Corm. s.v. fogamur
.
ní tormult
,
Wb. 18a10
. 3 s.
dus-ro-mailt,
IT i 109.4
.
dorumalt,
SR 2909
.
dia tormailt
,
2804
.
co tormalt,
6171
. 3 pl.
doromaltatar,
PH 5109
. In Mid.Ir.
often treated as simple vb., stem toml-, toiml- (somet. tóiml- in LB); subj. tomel-, toiml-, tormal- (
co rothormala
,
PH
5080
); fut. toimél-; s.-pret. (by back-formation 1 s.
doróimless,
Fél.² cxl
gl.
Sept. 8
. 3 s.
doromel,
MacCongl. 7.3
).
ná
tarmaltad
,
LU 4281
, is perh. a pret. pass. formed from stem
tormalt-.
Vn. tomailt (see also tormailt).
Spends, consumes, uses up: quia luna tomel diem solis 'since it is the moon which consumes the solar day'
Ériu lvii 13-14 (Munich Computus)
.
toimhéla .i. caithfidh,
O'Cl.
(a) Esp. of food eats:
edo
.i. domeilim,
Corm. Y 774
.
edo
toimlim,
619
.
léic uait inna biada milsi et tomil innahí siu
dommeil do chenél,
Wb. 6c7
.
ce dumelmis cech tuari,
10c21
.
tomail in séire,
SR 2905
.
gebid in mbairgin-sea ┐ tómlid hi,
PH 2989
.
cip é thóimles bairgin in choimded,
5342
.
toiméldait . . . corp ┐ fuil in choimded,
2998
.
mine thomhlidh
m'fuil 's mo c[h]orp,
RC xxxvii 345 § 7
.
atbél-sa . . . mani
tomliur in lus sin,
Trip.² 2349
.
rotbia fiss uilc ┐ maithiusa
acht co tomli aen uball don chrund,
MacCarthy iii 52.25
.
ceand cach mbíd int iesc, ar do tomail Isu é,
Corm. Y 736
.
toimleth in ingen (= bibebat),
Lat. Lives 68.8
.
ni thoimlit
fín tria bithu,
Marco P. 175
.
feoil ┐ bainni notomuiltea leo,
36
.
co tormolaind mo lór dona lendaib somillsi,
MacCongl.
83.11
.
nír thóimless mír no banna,
23.23
. lansoer in sealb
domelar fer ┐ arbur; letsaor int sealb na tomelar acht fer no
arbur nama the grass and corn of which is used for pasture or
food,
Laws iv 20.24 Comm.
bundsacha . . . do chur os na
lothraib asa tomlitis na coerig a cuitig,
LB 114a24
.
immalle
dathómlitís a próind,
RC ii 392 § 22
.
co tormalaind praind,
Metr. Dinds. iii 390
.
is annsin domeilti feis Temrach,
RC xv
283 § 26
. doroimliur in fleid dot méis may I partake of,
ZCP
i 497.11
.
an bord dia rothomail in Slanaightheoir in suiper
deigenach,
Fl. Earls 200.10
.
ind fhairend rotomlithea ó
biastaib,
RC xxv 236 § 6
. Used absolutely:
nir thomail ┐ nír
suan C. co matain,
FB § 57
.
ní choitél, ní thoimél,
MacCongl.
61.25
.
in clar ar ar thomail Naem Muiri,
YBL 169a50
.
rothomailset comdar doithenaich,
RC xxiv 196.10
.
Ruminates:
na
raip domela[t] na ba . . . na ruip na toimela[t] na capuill . . .,
O'D. 585
(
H 3.17 446
).
(b) Of time: ar ná tormal mo saigul n-uile i ndóiri that I may
not spend my whole life,
Ml. 119b6
. is amlaid domel Conchobar
a fhlaith: a trian ind lái oc decsain, etc.,
TBC-I¹ 369
.
toimlid
for rē mar cach sruith,
SR 4739
.
dorumalt Moysi . . . ann tres
raind a aimsire,
3783
. collá dot daim . . . uaire doromailt do
ré thou hast spent thy time (thy time is up),
LL 246a8
. co
tormalta di bliadain ar míle (co rochateá, LU),
Imr. Brain ii
286.35
.
conadh amlaid sin domhelit a mbethaidh,
Marco P.
183
. nin-toiméla leth a sháiguil he will not live out half his
days,
ZCP xii 236 § 55
. romarastair C. co tormail .ix. ndine a
nÉrinn he outlived nine generations,
IT iii 193
.
co tomaltus (co
tormalt, co rormalt-sa, v.l.) na cenéla sin uli,
Imr. Brain ii 292.3
.
(c) Of clothing:
ní tormult . . . for n-étach,
Wb. 18a10
.
techta fuillema gill étaig fognama . . . domelar cach dia of
the working-dress that is worn every day,
Laws v 398.1
.
domelair tlacht cen corcair let us wear,
ZCP xiii 278.21
.
(d) In various applications
makes use of, enjoys, exercises:
maisse dóine nístoimled of men's wealth he used not to partake,
Hy. ii 5
(glossed nís-caithed).
dorumalt Dauid . . . a horddan,
a hairechass,
SR 6989
. doroimle banrígnacht úas bantrocht
Ulad mayst thou enjoy . . . the sovranty of queenship,
FB § 17
.
doromla Banba mbarrbricc he shall enjoy (i.e. possess) B.,
LL 4513
. ba cōir cen co tomled E. in ferand it was right that
E. should not possess the land,
1539
. ma ratocad damsa as me
domelad and argat-sa it is I who should use,
Anecd. i 5.18
.
cia tormala dia fuillium though he consume somewhat of its
interest,
Laws v 520.3
(
.i. cid gu n-a somuine caithes e,
12
Comm.)
(
Ir. Recht 66 § 9
). rige dorumaltsa .l. mbliadan I
have enjoyed (exercised) kingship,
RC xxv 24 § 4
. toimled . . .
ord saer na sacerdóte let him exercise,
SR 4487
. ro toimli
breith na físi se mayst thou experience (the fulfilment of) the
interpretation of this vision,
RC xv 429 § 6
. mairg dorumalt
a n-imned dorumalt-sa who has experienced (taken) the trouble
I have,
FB § 88
. da mbeth . . . ingen ar chóicait acum dobertha
duit-siu co tormalta ben díb that thou mightst have (enjoy) one
of them for thy wife,
RC xiii 38 § 4
.
ni thomel-sa mo mnai,
D IV 2, 53va33
. cachtsus rosacht ind rígain | . . . | úair ná
tarmaltad a suth | co tarmartad a lécud since no offspring
from her had been enjoyed (?),
LU 4281
(
SG 84.18
). gein bad
chumma fri Cormac, | a Dé, in tormalt domun? has the world
known any offspring like C.?
Metr. Dinds. i 36.112
(`hath the
world devoured'? cf. follg. section).
(e) Occas. with specific sense of
wears out, wastes, consumes
(but this perh. *dī-mel-,
CMMucr. 119 n. 370
; cf. dímelte): cia dosroimli aes ┐ fognam though age and service may have
wasted them (of cattle),
Laws ii 316.18
;
314.36 Comm.
domail a déda frisin ngai it wears out (?) its teeth (of a bear),
CCath.
3668
(or from meilid grinds).