A dictionary of the Manks language, with the corresponding words or ...

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Taal'it, 85. flowed.
TAARorTAARE, V. catch. See also Tayr; the
three words are used for the same meaning ;
—AGH, 77; —EE, 80; —IX, 83; —INS, 84;
— TM, S6; —VMS, 87; —YS, 8S.
Taa'ree, s. /. a worthless catch, a trifle
pi. -Y.V.
Taar'xach, s. m. thunder ; pi. 72.
Taar'.vaghey, v. thundering.
Taar'xee, a. d. of thunder, hclonging to thunder.
Taau or Taaue, a. idle ; out of employment.
Taaue, s. /. asqueam or qualm; a reach in
Taau'eyxee or Taauerxee, f. reaching or
forcing to vomit.
Taau'id, «. m. idleness.
Tack, «. m. atax; pi. —ys.
Yn Tack, s. the sack. S
T.\cK'EyDAGH, s. in. a person taxed; pi. 71.
TACK'EvnER, s. m. a taxer, an usurer ; pi. —yx.
Ta"d, pro. V. (from Ta ad,) they are ; —syx,
id. em.
Eh Ta dy jiy choyrt, he who has sent me.
Tag'gad, s. f. a tacli or tache, a small nail;
pi. -YX.
Tag'gloo, p. tcilking, conversing.
Yn Tag'gyrt, s. the priest or parson. S
Yn Tag'gyrtvs, s. the priesthood. S
Tagh'yr, s. m. hap, chance; v. happen; —agh,
Tagh'yrit, 85. happened.
Tagh'yrt, v. happening, occurring.
Tagh'yryx, s. pi. a few, some that happen.
Tagh'vs, s.f. itch; 2)1. —yx.
Tach'yssagh, a. itchy, infected with itch.
In Tail'jys, s. the saltness. S
Taill, s. f. the rynd that hears the millstone.
Taill, !'. cut or mark the tally; —agh, 77;
—EE, 80; —IX, S3; —IXS, 84; —YM, 86;
Taii-'i-ey, s. m. tally; pi. 67; Exd. v. 18.
Tail'leyder, s. m. one who tallies.
Tail'lit, 85. tallied.
T'aix, pro. c. we have ; —yx, id. em.
Tait'xys, s.f. pleasure, delight ; pi.—yx.
Tait'xyssagh, a. pleasant, delightful, acceptable;
Acts, xxiv. 27.
Tait'xyssid, s. f. pleasantness, delightfulness.
Talk, ». walk, walk slowly; —agh, 77; ee, 80;
—IX, 83; —IXS, 84; —YM, 86; —YSIS, 8/
Talk'al, v. walking slowly.
Talk'eyder, s. m. a slow walker; pi. —yx.
T.a.lk'it, 85. walked in slow pace.
Tal'lagh, f. murmuring, grumbling, complaining.
Tal'leyder, s.rti. a murmurer, &c.; pi. — yx.
Tal'lit, 85. murmured, grumbled.
Tam'jivlt, «. ni. a while; pi. — yx.
Tam'myltagh, a. in whiles, nows and thens.
Taxn, v. tarry, continue, abide ; —agh, 77
continuing,
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tarrying, abiding, or continueth, tarrieth,
abideth, or endureth.
Tax'xeyder, s. m. an abider or continuer.
Tan'xit, 85. continued, &c.
Tan'xys, s.f. tenantry, tenant; p/. —yx.
Tan'nyssagh, a. tenantable.
Tapp, s. m. a plaything, a top ; pi. — yx.
Tap'pag, s. /. a tuft of feathers, or hair on the
head ; pi. —yx.
Tap'pagagh, a. tuft}-, having tufts.
Tap'pagit, 85. tufted.
Tap'pee, a. quick, fast, speedy.
Tap'peeys orTAp'pEEiD, s. m. speed, quickness,
fcistness of motion.
Tap'pey, s. m. temperament, temperature,
equinamity of temper. That which a person
loses, when he gives way to passion ; chaill
ad nyn dappey (they lost their evenness of
Tar, p. come, come away. This word, I think,
is derived from Taare or Tayr (catch), and not
from Cheet ;come).
Tar AD, p. they are. A corruption of Ta'ad.
See Tad.
Tar'lheim, v. alight, alighting, coming down
from a horse or beast on which a person rides
—AGH, 77; —EE, 80; —IX, 83; —IXS, 84;
Tarlheim'ax, .9. m. a stile or step, made use
of when mounting on, or cdighting oflf, a beaist.
TARLHEni'iT, So. aUghted.
Tap.may'xagh, a. economical, managing well,
husbanding; s. in. an economist; pi. 71.
Tarmay'xey, v. managing well, making the
best of things.
Takmay'xit, 85. managed well.
Tarmay'xys, s. /. economy, good management;
pi. -syx.
Tar'ragh, s. m. a girth; pi. 72.
Tar'ree, a. d. of a girth.
Tar'roo, s. m. Taurus, a bull.
Tarroo-deyi'll, s. VI. the bull-worm.
Tarroogh', a. thrifty, industrious.
Tarroogh'id or Tarrooohys, s. f. thrift,
thriftiaess, industry.
Tarroo-puht'tagh, s. m. a pushing bull.
Tarroo-ol'lee, s. m. a cow's buU, in opposition
to other bulls.
Tarroo-ush'tey, s. m. a nondescript animal.
Tash, a. damp, dank, moist.
Tash'agh, v. getting damp, damping.
Tash'id, s. m. dampness, moisture.
Ta shex dy ghra, adv. that is to say, to wit.
Tasht, v. treasure, keep, store; —agh, 77;
Tasht'ee, a. d. of treasuring or keeping store.
Tasht'ey, v. treasuring, storing, depositing.
Tasht'eyder, s. m. a treasurer, a storer.
Tasht'it, 85. treasured, stored.
Tast, v. heed, attend, notice, observe ; —agh,
'
86i —VMS, 87; —YS,'88.
Tast'agh, a. knowing, sagacious, intelligent,
discerning.
Tast'al, v. heeding attending to, observing.
' Tast'er, s. m. a thresher with a flail ; ?;. —yx.