adj io, iā (cf. doimm) poor, needy: d.¤ .i. di-shommae, Corm. Y 439 . ní conrogab terochraic ho fiur dommu, Ml. 36a32 . frisin d.¤ , ib. in d.¤ (indómae, MS.) gl. inopem, 36c9 . it bithdommai-sidi dǽ gente, 36c14 . dodlomad Eua is Adaim | dograig domma fri gorta, SR 1419 . As subst. inna bochtu ┐ inna dommu the poor and the needy, Ml. 26b19 . itir hsom[o] ┐ domo, Sitzungsb. Pr. Akad. v 93 § 18 (or from doimm?). ? Compar. doma (dommu, v.l.) sgélaibh, ZCP viii 196 § 23 .

n iā, f. (doimm) poverty; scarcity: doma (bochta, v.l.) nó gorta, Ériu ii 196 § 12 . terca ┐ doma mór a Francaib, RC xvii 384.23 (Tig.). domma ┐ tercca sin tír sin, xx 256 ( ACC 60 Comm. ). co tanic doib dograi ┐ domenma ┐ dommai ┐ gortai, MacCarthy 58.11 . bid docla ┐ bid doma induib mad foraib maides, BB 429a42 . cia deach in flaith for doma de though the lord go into poverty by it, Laws v 266.14 Comm. ro-fhacaib a athardai tria domma ┐ bochtai, PH 930 . is faeilidi linn beith a mbochta ┐ i ndommai, D IV 2, 711a6 . In cheville: nuall can doma outcry without stint (?), Lec. 606b40 . Also doimme: cen d.¤ diss, SR 3347 . a nduime ┐ a ndaidhbre (sic leg.?) dfoillsiughadh, Leb. Gab.(i) 78.24 .