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GLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES. 455
(Tenyd), pt. 8. harmed, vexed,
1212; Tened (Tenyd), pt.pl. were
angry, 2193; Tene, imp. s. rcjl.
be angry, vex thyself, 2309.
Tenefull, adj. sorrowful, miserable,
sad, 3149 ; harmful, 3907.
Tenelis (Tynkyll), pr. pi. play,
resound (lit. tinkle), 1385.
Tenour, s. tenor, meaning, 4239
contents, .3566.
Tent, tent, 1829 ; Tentis (Tentes),
pi. tents, 1143, 2130, 2404; Tentis,
pi. tents, put /or tent, sing., 475.
Tent, s. notice, heed, 3317; attention,
4251.
Tent, i7np. s. 2 p. tike thou heed,
pay attention, 3729.
Terand, s. tyrant, 4405 ;
Terant,
5321 ; Terands, pi. tyrants, kings,
5484 ;
(Tiraundez), rulers, 1294,
Tere, adj. tiresome, tedious, difficult,
150, 1404 ;
see tere in Stratinann.
To tere, too tedious, 4767, 4918.
(Tere), v. tire, 1404 ;
Tend, pp. tired,
1009.
Teres, pi. tears, i. e. drop's, 4974 ;
tears, 733* ; Terys, 154, 3238.
Tergarontes, name of a place, 2174.
Terme, s. term of life, term, while,
478, 1678, 5040 ; Termes, pi.
boundaries, 4038 ;
(Terme, s.),
bounds, boundary, 2315.
Termyn, v. terminate, end, 3979
Termen (Terme), ger. to put an
end to, 1336 ;
Termens (Termys),
pr. s. puts an end to, 1304 ; Termynd,
pt. pi. finished, ended, put
an end to, 3640 ; Termynd (Termyd),
pp. ended, 2784 ;
(Termyd),
ended, 2901.
Teme, s. tarn, pool, 3860.
Ternen, pr. pi. turn ; Ternen of,
turn off, strip off, 4114.
Terrandry, s. tyranny, 4251.
Tessale, Thessaly, 5676.
Tessaloyne (Thessalon), Thessalonica,
986.
Testre, 8. tester, head-frame of a
bed, 4914.
Tetchis, pi. habits, 4413. See Techis.
Tethe, pi. teeth, 609, 4097, 4114.
Tethiest (Thethiest), adj. superl.
bravest (), 2198; (Tithiest), 2784.
See Tithiest.
Tetragramaton, word of four letters,
1592. See the note, p. 297.
Tewid, /jp. tawed, curried, 5139.
Texalte, /or To exalte, p. 281, 1. 73.
Text, original text, story, tale, 214,
525, 916, 1592; (Te.xt), 741*
1044; Textes (Texte), pi. the
(Latin) text, 1231.
'i'e^e (Ti3t), pt. s. drew, went, 2174.
See below.
T >3t, pt. 8. approached, 525, 649.
See tuhten in Stratmann.
pa, pron. pi. those, 12, 51, 73, 92,
1027, 1224; (f^o), 2232; they,
2042 ; (|.ai), 1253, 2472.
paes, ^-o;i. those, 1667.
pai, pron. they, 13, 35, 105, 149, &c.
(hii), those, 2104.
pai, en-or for f^ar (as in the Dublin
MS.), their, 2374 ; so also in 5458.
paim, pron. them, 928, 1117 ;
themselves,
816, 982; dat. to them,
181, 202; >aiem, 1180; (f^aime),
1210.
paim-selfe, pron. themselves, 3489 ;
(fiaim-seluen), 1275 ;
(jjaim-selfe),
by themselves, 698.
(pair), there, 1145.
paire, p)oss. pron. their, 3, 7, 14, 33,
&c,; {\>a\r), 799, 3201.
pain, pron. pi. them, 11, 61, 106,
201, 203, &c.; (Kiim), dat. for
themselves, 759.
pam-selfe, themselves, 660.
pan, adv. then, 48, 75, 120, 352,
&c.
Thankis, pr. s. thanks, 371 ;
(Thankez),
2576 ; Thankid, pt. s. 1686.
par, pron. their, 150, 152, 154, 206,
&c.
par, a'dv. there. 140, 237, &c. ; where,
211,3792; (t>air), where, 1366.
par as, there where, 7.30*.
par-agaynys (par-agayns), there
beside, 1264.
pare, adv. there, 201, 221, 229, 246,
&c.
Thare, pr. s. need ; j^e thare, it is
needful for thee, thou needest,
5377. See Thurt.
pare, their, 2. See par.
pare as (Thar as), whereas, 24.30.
pare-fore (parfore), adv. for it, 922 ;
(fjarfore), on that account, 876.
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