dímór
adj(mór)
vast,huge,great
(of size, extent, and infig.sense;
often implying notion of dread or awe):mac Dé dimór,
SR
5
2334
.Dia d.
¤
,
ZCP
v 24
.rí direcra dímor,
Acall.
5872
.in
drúi dimór,
LL
152b27
.aitheach mor dubh . . . dimhor,
RC
xiv 54
.il-lurg a daltai dímóir,
LL
153a31
.bantrocht
dían dērach d.
¤
,
275b47
.mulchnoc d.
¤
,
TBC
2600
.claideb dub
dímár,
BDD
137
.iman aes ndana ndíomhár,
Leb. Gab.
284
.
10
atciam buidin ndímoir,
MR
76
.'san drochbhliadhain
díomhóir
in the year of mighty evil,
10
.fótrond fairrci dimóre,
FB
85
.ferg dicra dimor,
Cog.
188
.dorat in ben seirc
ndimóir dósom(=nimio amore),
Lat. Lives
p. 79
.slóig
dímóra,
FA
24
.amal daracho dímora,
Aen.
187
.dā dūncladh
15dímóra,
CCath.
1747
.Ofnumberorquantityfolld. by
partitive (cf.similar use ofmór):
romarb d.
¤
dib,
PH
7227
.
Adv.:réil asperar | nád celar codímhór
,
ZCP
x 343
. Asn.pr.
m.:Cathach . . . ingenDímóir
,
TFerbe
161
.
dín
n
u,m.
IGT
Decl. § 95
,
Verbs § 83
.
(a)
protection,defence,
35
shelter:
robo d.
¤
┐ dītiu diar feib,
TBC
535
.nech da tic mo d.
¤
one who can protect me,
PRIA
iii 1893-6, 536 § 18
.d.
¤
anma,
ascnam nime,
Ériu
ii 66 § 12
.is ferr d.
¤
cloth oldás d.
¤
mbiid,
Tec. Corm.
§ 11.3
.d.
¤
m'athar aitchim-si,
ZCP
viii 202.25
.
nāch bīad a dīn for talmain
that there would be no shelter for
40him on the face of the earth,
114.z
.dogébthái bar ndíon i Cluain
meic Nóis,
SG
55.26
.cia thrialltai teichead ní focus díb bar
nd.
¤
,
Alex.
222
.tri c. bliadan . . . atú fo d.
¤
gach daire | ní fhaca
mín mōrmaighe,
BB
394a3
.ni fuighbea (sic leg.) do dhin
romumsa gan do bhas leam,
Aen.
3174
.Alba gan díon a
45ndiaigh Ailín
defenceless after Allen,
Rel. Celt.
ii 216
.acht
go bhfaghdaois díon ┐ sochar an dlighidh,protection and
benefit of the law,
Keat.
iii 5759
.d.
¤
.i. daingean,
Stowe Gl.
71
.
Common in chevilles:d.
¤
cert,
SR
3011
.d.
¤
cloth,
4915
.d.
¤
cech síd,
6615
.comeis lini . . . d' ugaib do din no do digrais
50da sinser
in succour or kindness to an elder,
Cog.
48.19
.gorab
díon no gurab daingen in trachta[d] ceille doberr as na corpa
`that the commentary which is brought from the texts may be a
defence',
O'Dav.
737
.AR(FOR)d.
¤
depending on
(cf.
ar scáth):
mé ar díon duine 'na ndeaghaidh | míol mara arna mionshro-
55thaibh,
Bk. of O'Con. Don.
379a26
.ollam. .i. uille in lín bis
for a dínsom oldati na gradha olchena,
Laws
iv 358.13 Comm.
As quasi-vn.
act ofsheltering,protecting:
coimde . . . dom
díon dom imdegail,
Arch.
iii 220
.ic d.
¤
láech-ban is láech-fher,
Met. Dinds.
iii 378
.co tanic Petar is Pól do d.
¤
na mac mbuilid
60mbind,
Fél.²
xxxvi
.taispenaidh bur crodhacht da bar nd.
¤
fen,
RC
xix 282 § 212
.tig tunica . . . mar adairc do dhion na
sūl o urchoidibh forimileacha,
3 C 19,99ra1
.Criosd da
choimhed Dia da dhíon,
Rel. Celt.
ii 321.27
.dúil do chleach-
tadh reacht mhic Dé do dhíon . . .
to uphold the law of Christ,
65
Ó Bruad.
ii 202
.gurab léor . . . ughdarás na hEagluise . . . d'á
dhíon gurab ionghabhtha an t-Aifrionn
to defend the point that,
Eochairsg.
13.34
. Dimin. (metri causa):drem as doig diar
ndínón (dionon,MS.),
Gorm.
March 14
. Note also:téid ar
dhíon,
DDána
87.15
, explained in Gloss. as `ar a choimeád'.
70Attrib.g
s.
dína
sheltering,protective:
a dhuis díona in
degshlóig,
SG
265.6
.na coillte díona dosmhóra,
266.15
.in
drong díona,
353.13
.sgiath dhíona,
A. Ó Dálaigh
xxi 8
.
WithAR
protection,shelteragainst:
ní díon ar dhoininn na
ar dherthan bheith ann,
Buile S.
p. 114
.din ar diabal in
75Duileam,
Lec.
363b36
.fod dhin ar na pecaibh nac tainic
to protect you against future sin,
Lib. Flav.
36rbx
.a nd.
¤
ar
gach nindliged,
Laws
v 24.19 Comm.
dia nd.
¤
ar in duinebaid,
Lism. L.
4805
.gan díon ar olc,
Keat. Poems
1173
. Note
also:i ndíon ar dháimh
protection over,
Keat. Poems
590
.
80Of persons,Muridach . . . d.
¤
nAirther M.
protector of Orior,
Arch. Hib.
ii 72 § 36
.a ri na righ is tu mo d.
¤
,
IT
iii 11
.a
Phátric . . . a d.
¤
Gáedel,
Met. Dinds.
iii 378
.am d.
¤
cech
dochair,
ZCP
iii 236
(TE).Flathbertach d.
¤
cech deoraid,
LL
182b2
.ba d.
¤
do nochtaib,
ACC
85
(
RC
xx 268
).rofaith mo d.
¤
85mo ditiu,
FM
an.
906
.díon anbhfann is tearmann dáimhe,
Keat. Poems
465
.
Of places:rofhágaibh a curach a scalpaibh carrag fo d.
¤
fo díamhair
in shelter and concealment,
Ériu
iii 154 § 7
.adba
in ríg . . . ba d.
¤
ba dún ba dindgna,
LL
28b18
.rucsat co
diamair dia nd.
¤
| immad fíadaig is fíadmíl
to their shelter,
Met.
5Dinds.
iii 246
.doronsat catair . . . ┐ ba din iside on Scitia . . .
co descert na h-Asia,
BB
411a27
.in tan rosiacht Nisus d.
¤
a place of shelter,
Aen.
2124
.den .i. d.
¤
no daingen,
O'Dav.
737
.
do thréig sé a dhíon amhuil an leomhan`his covert',
Jer.
xxv 38
.
(b)
covering,thatch,roofing:
do chleithibh . . . do dhíon ┐ do
10dheaghsheisg,
ML
76
.tech . . . fo dhíon ocus fó thégar,
SG
292.27
.faidhit (leg.saidhit?) d.
¤
clāraigh uasa mbarcuibh,
ZCP
i 404
.d.
¤
d'fhidhbadaib uasa
a roofing of timbers,
384
.
do mhullach tighe do bi se do cur fa d.
¤
,
BCC
309
.fé dh.
¤
tighe,
GJ
vi 152b17
.
15(c)
sparing,husbanding
(cf.
caomhnadhin same sense):
Síol Néill ag neimhdhíon a gcrodh
unsparing of their wealth,
Bk. of O'Conor Don
136a17
.
(d)In legal senseremission(?):
anaid ind athgabail la fer
do dobeir a forus co ngill no d.
¤
no dithim
until pledge or
20remission (?), [end of] delay in pound(?),
Laws
ii 128.25 Comm.
Compds.
¤
armda:daingen d.,
MR
236.14
.
¤
athair
protecting
father:
dílleacht gan díon-athair,
TSh.
1170
.deibhléan . . .
dearóil gan díon-athair,
6621
.
¤
barr:is mo Dia d.,
IT
iii 52.4
.
tanic Padraic . . . ar dinbarr leigeand,
Lec.
584b1
.
¤
brollach
25
vindicationorapology
prefacinga work:
díonbhrollach nó
brollach cosnaimh Forais Feasa ar Éirinn,
Keat.
i 92.70
.
¤
chomét:a théach adéarainn do dhíonchoiméad,
Keat.
Poems
577
.a Iosa a dhíonchoimhéud na foirbhtheachda
protector,
Parrth. Anma
285.20
.
¤
fhál:ar daingne bid dínfhal,
30
Gorm.
Oct. 19
.
¤
lethan
broad-sheltering:
sgiath d.,
Atlantis
iv
176.27
.
¤
mór:confacaid dosaball díonmór fó bláth,
SG
351.31
.
¤
scíath:aprotecting
shield:
go haisiog a ndínscéithe,
Ó Bruad.
iii 14.16
.
¤
toirt:rothinól d. tachtai,a protecting mass,
SR
5971
.