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TAII.CEANACH, -aich, s. vi. (Tailce,)
A firm, strong-built man. *
TAILCEAS, -Eis, *. m. Contempt, scorn,
rt'proach.
TAILCEASACri, -aiche, adj. (Tailceas,)
Scorning, disdaining, despising; contemptible,
mean.
TA'.LEABART, -aikt, -ak, s. m. A haU
TAIÌM, poet, for ' A
TÀ1MH, -E, s.f. Death; mortality; si-
lence.
TÀ1IMH LEAC, -ic, s. f. (Tàimh and
Lear,) A tombstone.
TÀIMH-NEUL, -EÒiL, -AN, s. m. A
slumber ;
a swoon; a trance or ecstasj'.
TÀ1MHNE UJvACH,.-AICHE, m/j. (Taimhneul,)
Slumbering.
TÀ1N, -E, .V. /; Cattle, a herd or drove of
cattle; spoil, plunder.
TAINE, s. /. j/k/. (Tana,) Thinness.
TxlINEAD, -Ell), s. m. (Tana,) Thinness,
degree of thinness.
TAING, -E, ,9./. Thanks.
TAIXGEALÀCHD, m^. is.f. (Taing-
TAINGEALAS, -Ais, \ eil,) Thank-
fulness.
TAINGEIL, -E, udj. (Talng,) Thankful,
grateful.
TAIP, -E, -EAN, i. f. A lump or mass; a
clumsy person.
TÀ1R, -E, s.f. Contempt, a reproach, dis-
graca.
TAIR. -E, \adj. Mean, base, contemp-
TÀ1RE1L, \ tible, low.
TÀ1R, -iDH, TH-, V. a. and n. Get, obtain,
acquire.
TAIRBEART, -EiRT, -an, s./ A penin
sula ; an isthmus.
TAIRBllE, s. /: ind. Profit, advantage,
usefulness.
TÀ1RBHEALACI1, -aich, -ean, s. m.
(Tàir, r. and Bealach,) A defile ; a ferry
or passage.
TAIRBHEARTACH, -aiche, adj. P;o-
fitable, beneficial ; bountiful.
TAIRBHEARTAS, -ais, s. m. Bounfj',
a free gift, or benefit; usefulness, profit,
bert.
TAILEALACIll), s. f.
ind.
Scilidity, substance.
TÀ1LEASG, -EisG, -AN, s. m.
mon, or chess.
(Taileil,)
Backgam-
advantage.
TÀIR-CHAINNT, -e, s.f. (fair,
and Cainnt,) Reproachful speech.
TÀIR-CHA1NNTEACII, -eiche,
adj.
adj.
TAI LEAS, -EIS, s. VI. Wages, hire.
TÀILEASGACH, -aiche, adj. Fond of
the games o! b:u;kgainmon or chess.
TAILEIL, -E, adj. Solid, substantial.
TAILLEAR, -la, -an, s. /n, A tailor.
TÀILLLA11ACHD, s. f. ind. (Tàillear,)
(Tàir-chainnt,) Reproachful, using contemptuous
expressions.
TÀ1REALACHD, s. /. ind. (Tàireil,)
Contemptibility.
TAIRG, -iDH, TH-, V. a. Offer, propose.
TAIRGNEACH, -eiche, adj. Full of
The tailor's trade.
nails.
TAILM, -E, -EAN, s. f. A tool or instrument;
agin; a stroke.
TAILMIIICH, s. /: ind. (Tail.n and
TAIRGSE, ) -E, -IDH, -eachan, s. w.
TAI RGSE ADH, [- and/, and -pres. part.
TAIRG SINN, ) V. Tairg. Offering,
Ruith,) Noise, bustle, cunfusion.
TAI LP, -E, -EAN, s.f. A biinrile, a bunch.
act of offering ; an offer.
TAIRIOSG, -isG, -AN, s. m. A saw.
TAILP£ACH,-EiCHE,afi/.(Taili),)Bunchy, TAI II IS! intcrj. The dairymaid's cry to
lumpish.
tà mi.'
calm an unruly cow at milking.
TAIRIS, -E, adj. Kind, sincere, loving;
compassionate, tender hearted.
ÌTAIRISEACH,
TAIRISEACH,
^
: TAIRISNEACH, ['
EICHE, adj. Loyal,
faithful. See Tairis.
TAIRISTEACH, 3
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TAIRISEACHD, AIRISEACHD, 5. s. f. ind. (Tairiseach,)
Lovingiiess, affection
affection, fi iendship ; faithfulness;
compassion,!
compassion, tender-heartedness,
TAIRISGEIN, AIRISGEIN, ^
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TAIRISGIL, AIRISGIL, )
TAIRLEARACH. -aiche, (Thair, pre/.
and Lear,) Transmarine.
TAIRM, -E, s.f. Necromancy.
TAIRNEACH, -EICHE, adj. Attractive,
enticing; pulling, drawing.
TAIRNEACH, )-EicH, -aich, s. in.
TÀIRNEANACH, J Thunder.
TAIRNG, -e ean, s.f. A nail, pin, or peg.
TÀIRN(i, -IDH, TH-, i;. a. (Tàirn, s.) Nail,
fasten with nails.
TÀIRNGEADH, -idh, s. m. and pres.
pari. V. Tàirng. Fixing, act (if fixing
with nails.
TÀIRNGTE, /)/-rf. /)«)•/. I'. Tiiirng. Nailed,
fastened with nails.
TÀIRN-THOIRM, -E, s.f. A thundering
noise.
TÀ1 RSI NN, -E, s.f. and pres. part. v. Tàir.
Obtaining, act of obtaining or acquiring