n (comarc) without asking, without permission
(absol.
or with i n-, folld. by gen. of pers.):
dicmairc .i. cin athcomarc,
Corm. Y 485
. dóig 's a d.¤ a athar dodechaid in mac bec
without his father's leave,
TBC-LL¹ 5576
(a ndicmairc, St., a
ndichmhairc, H).
d.¤ a athar,
TBC-I¹ 3373
. luid D. for aithed
dichmaircc hUlad without asking leave of the Ulstermen,
IT i
143
=
can ḟis do Ultaib,
ZCP v 500
. Hence unpermitted or
unlawful act (esp. of using or appropriating the property of
another without leave): co cléir nád char d.¤
that loved not
lawlessness,
Fél. Aug. 16
. diam d.¤ (.i. can fiarfaighidh d'fir
bunaidh, p. 172),
Laws i 166
.
ma d.¤
,
iv 156
.
asrenar aithguin
cach d.¤ (.i. cach errach berar o neoch cen athcomarc),
ii 352
.
na maith nach d.¤
,
v 466
.
cen acht fo mám aurlatad, | cen d.¤
co bás,
Ériu iii 106
.
cen nach nd.¤
,
96
.
rodilga Dia don fraic |
ina nderna do d.¤
,
Anecd. ii 31
, cf.
Moling § 26
. nech rofindadar
ní do goí no d.¤ fadesin who is conscious of any falsehood or unlawful gains,
Ériu vii 158 § 19
. nech imberoibra d.¤ praindi
. . . ara brathair who filches some of his brother's pittance,
148
.
omun d.¤
fear of doing anything outside the rule,
LB 260b83
. As
attrib.: fuatach d.¤
abduction without consent,
Laws iii 540
.
bleith d.¤
`grinding without permission',
v 474
, cf.
iii 234.19
.
dufuetar an obul dichmair (leg. -mairc) the forbidden apple,
Ériu vii 164
.
rī rocēs croich coirtar doine ndicmairc,
Death-tales of the Ulster heroes 12
(but cf. doine digmaig, ib. 10). an trú | dár dhíochmharc uatha an t-onchú `to whom the leopard-like prince was
as spoils to be seized',
Ó Bruad. iii 50
.
diochmairc .i. goid,
O'Cl.
díochmhairc goid,
Metr. Gl. 24
. As n.pr. m.
Cóir Anm.
286
.
Coirpre Dichmaircc,
Rawl. 119a10
.
mac Dichmairc
,
BB 142a22
.
Lec. 230b48
.