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458 GL08SARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES.
experienced, 2259, 3007; excellent,
2637 ; well-grown, 5137,
6433 ;
grown up, hence, strong,
mighty, 1326; (Thrifen), experienced,
1407; (Thryffyn), overgrown,
2709.
Threw, pt. 8. reached, 2939.
Threyest, adj. superl. strongest (),
2371. Reading uncertain; perhaps
for thraest; see Thra.
Thrid, adj. third, 281, 3343 ;
(Thryd),
2282
Thrill, s. hole, 4073.
Thrillis, ;9r. s. thrills, pierces, 224.
Thringes, pr. s. ; Thriiiges to, presses
forward, joins in the contest,
2282 ; Thringis, jr. pi. rush,
throng, 3843; Thringes (Thronge),
press, crowd, 1436. A.S. \>riyigan.
Thrise (Thrisse), adv. thrice, 2279.
Thrist, s. thirst, 4683.
Thristis, impers. pr. s. thirsts ; Him
thristis, he is thirsty, 3848 ;
Thristes, 2 pr. pi. thirst, 4443.
(Thristez), pr. 8. thrusts, 1326 ;
Thristis (Thraste, pt. s.), pr. pi.
thrust, 1407; Thristid, pt. pi.
thrust through, pierced, 554
(Thrist), pp. thrust, 773*.
(Thristyn), error for Thrist in or
Thrast in, thrust in, i. e. hid it
away, 2939.
(Thro), adj. strong, 2637. See Thra.
(Throo); see Thra.
Throm (Thrunie), s. company, troop,
3007 ; On a throm, in a heap, i. e.
Buccessively, 3642. A.S. prymm,
a troop.
Throtis,^. throats, 1812.
Throtild,^p. throttled, choked, 4813.
Throw, s. short time, moment, 3843.
See Thraw.
Thryfandly, adv. thrivingly, prosperously,
i. e. for her good, 3747.
(Thryme), adj.; an error for Thryuen,
1326. See Threuen.
Thryngis, pr.pl. 2 p. thrust, 4419.
See Thringes.
Thu, pron. thou, 1987 : pu (Dou),
2910.
Thurghis, pi. cofiSns, 4452. A.S.
f'ruh.
Thurgh-out, adv. in all, continually,
4737. See purje-out.
Thurt, pt. s. needed ; Him thurt, it
needed him = he needed, 1461.
See Thare, and \>arf in Stratmann.
piirje, prep, through, 140, 147, 225,
444, 487, 500; (porow), 1427,
1636, 1960; Thiirgh (porow),
803; pur3e (Thrugh), 1729;
throughout, 571.
pur^e-out, prep, throughout, 3229 ;
(porow), right through, 2640
(Oiit-)7orow), adv. continually,
2090.
pus, adv. thus, 35, 135, 178, &c.
pus-gate, adv. in this way, thus,
616, 1933, 4030; (pus-gates),
2257.
Thyn, adj. thin, 320,
Thyngis, pi. things, 436.
Thynkes, 2 pr. s. thinkest, 1988.
Thys, this, 811*.
Tid, adj (for Tidy), excellent, 1060.
See Tidiest.
Tide (Tyde), v. happen, 2145, 2309,
3729, 4945 ;
Tidis (Tydes),^r. s.
happens, 2288; Tidis (Tydez),
pr. s. as fid. will happen, 1988 ;
Tidis, pr. pi. betide, await, 4549 ;
Tid (Tyde), pt. s. betided, happened,
1193. SeeTydis.
Tidiest, adj. superl. ablest, 2367.
Tield (Teld), v. build, 2268. (The
line is corrupt ; for tilld read
Tebet, i. e. Thebes ; see the note,
p. 301.)
Tiffid, pp. cut out, carved, lit. prepared,
4465. O.F.tiffer.
(Tight), pt 8. went, 2304. See
Ti3t.
Tigirs, pi. tigers, 3850 ; Tigris, 3573.
Tigre (Tygre), the Tigris, 2610. See
Tygre.
Tild, 8. building, 1343, 4581 ;
(Teld),
1296, 1304, 1373 ;
palace, 3000 ;
(Tylde), 1159; (Tild), fort, 1366.
A.S. teld.
Tild, V. pitch, set, 3860; Tildis,
pr. 8. builds, 5593 ; Tildid (Tyldet),
pt. 8. covered, defended,
1151 ; Tilld (Teld), pt. s. built,
2258 (but the line is corrupt ; for
tilld read Tebet, i. e. Thebes) ; Tildid,
pp. built, raised (up), 6645
enshrined, built canopies (over),
4462; built, 3688; (Tyldit),2110;