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454 GL0S3ARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES.
Tald, 1 'pt. s. told (of), 3829 ;
pt. s.
200, 353, 2123 ; pi- P^- 906 ; pp.
190, 272, 693.
Tale, s. tale, reckoning, nnmber,
3022, 4879, 5127 ;
account, 609 :
tale, story, 1448, 1886, 5175 tale
{or perhaps account),
;
888 ; Be
tale, in number, by tale, 2213;
Talis, pi. tales, 190; accounts,
283.
Talent, /or Talentes (Talentes), jpZ.
talents, 1666 ; talents, large sums
of money, 3154.
Talkis, pr. s. talks, says, 267, 660 ;
(Talkez), 752 ;
(Talkys), 1997.
Talogliid, jip. tallowed, 4208.
Talons, pi. talons, 5454.
Tamed (Tamyd), pt. pi pierced,
lit. broached, 2622. Short for
Atamed.
Tane, pp. taken, 2582, 3491 ; oppressed,
3825; gone, 1289; betaken,
463.
Tane, adj. the one (in phr. j^e tane),
606, 4069. See Taa.
Tangid, pp. stung, 3637, 3886, 4798.
Cf. prov. E. tanging-nadder (lit.
stinging adder), the large dragon-
fly-
Tarbyn, Lat. Thirbei, 5500.
Tare (Taure), mount Taurus, 2109.
Targetis (Targettes), pi. shields,
2(322.
Tarrayn (Tartaren), short for Tartaryn,
made of Tartary stuff, 1547.
See below.
Tars, s. silk of Tartary, 1515, 4673.
Also called Tartary n.
Tartary, 5665.
Tartaryns, pi. Tartars, 5484.
Tary, v. delay, 1448 ; Taryed, pt. s.
siibj. would delay, 1261.
Tas, pr. 8. takes, 4886; (Takys),
1644,2970; (Takes), 1666 ;
Tas,
imp. pi. go, betake you, 3719.
See Take.
Tasse, Tharsus (), 5676.
Tastis, pr. s. tastes, 1997
;
(Tastez),
2074.
Taunde, 8. tawney-colour, dark dye,
4335. For taime (with excrescent
d) ; cf. O.F. tane, tanne, tawney.
Tebies, pi. (Tebettes), Thebans.
2427.
Tebet (Tebe), Thebes, 2198 ; Tebis
(Tebet), gen. of Tliebes, 2228.
Teche, v. teach, tell, 165; Teches,
pr. 8. 1171.
Teche, adj. touchy, quarrelsome,
reiidy to quarrel {hence, formidable),
663. See Techy, Tetchy in
Halliwell.
Techis, pi. habits, 4390 ;
(Techrs),
787*; Tecches, 4640; faults,
crimes, 4561 ;
Land-techis, habits
of our country, 4248. M.E. tache.
Teching, s. teaching, 37.
Teldid (Tyldet), pp. built, 1159;
(Telde), 2174. From teld, sb.,
below.
Teldis, pi. tents, 552. A.S. teld.
Tell, V. tell, 248, 524 ; (Telle), 1112 ;
Tell, ger. to tell, 67, 283, 515 ; to
count, 1988; (Telle), 1164; (Telle),
1 pr. 8. I tell, 1965 ;
Tellis, Ipr. s.
teilest, 245, 366, 729 ;
TeUi8,pr. s.
tells, 17, 35, 203, 278, 432, 437;
informs us, 144; (Telles), 1613;
(Tellez), 885 ;
(Tellys), 699 ;
Telles,
pr.pl. tell, 903 ;
Tellis, 1485 ;
Tell, 296 ; Telle, imp. s. 5412
Tell, 463 ;
Tellis, imp. j^l 896.
Telle, V. till, cuUivate, 4581.
Telomew, Ptolemy, 4964, 5165,
5171,5195,5199.
(Tembret), pp. built, lit. timbered,
2110.
Temes, pi. instructions, rules of
action, lit. themes, 2519.
Temperoure, 8. temper, due order,
543.
Tempire, v. temper, refresh, 3466.
Temple, s. temple, 1478, 1499;
(Tempyll), 1060; Templis, pi.
temples, 522.
Ten, ten, 649.
Tend, pp. as adj. kindled, flaming,
4179. See tenden in Stratmann.
Tende, ger. to attend, to wait upon,
4534.
Tendire, adj. tender, gentle, careful,
3317.
Tene, 5. shame, vexation, 3637, 5321
affliction, 3519 ; distress, 2315 ;
sorrow, grief, 150 ;
sorrow, loss,
3000; harm, 1978,4405; enmity,
2427 ; anger, 853.
Tene, ger. to damage, 2228 ;
Tened