n (
3 imm-, im-+úaimm)
(a)
mutual alliteration: co
nimuaim fidraig ann (of the connecting of different stanzas
by means of alliteration),
IT iii 29.12
.
(b)
mutual correspondence
(úaimm in sense harmony) : ellacht imhuaim (immuaim, v.l.) n-eisci im rith [ṅgréne] (.i. comhúaim retha
esci im rith ṅgréne) `he connected the mutual course of the
moon around the course (of the sun)',
RC xx 256.19
.
(c) `
reciprocal responsibility
' (Hessen) :
imuaim rere
bretheman,
Laws i 266.16
, (glossed :
a n-em uaim sin
amhuil us riar do brethemain,
298.1 Comm.
). ar ní dlegar
imuaim folad do coimteach fri ní bes lia ochtur `for reciprocity of goods is not enforced by law in the case of neighbours
exceeding eight persons,'
iv 126.z Comm.