Stories from Keating's History of Ireland - National Library of Scotland
Stories from Keating's History of Ireland - National Library of Scotland
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114 VOCABULARYtabhach, m., levying, raising[tribute).tabhartas, m., gift.tachtaim, / choke.tafann, m., chasing.tagraim, / plead.tain, f., drove.tairgsin, f., <strong>of</strong>fer.Tairngeartach.m., Prophesied One.tairngire, f., prophesying.taisgidh, f., keeping, store.táith-liaigh, m., gen. -leagha,surgeon.taoiseach, m., chief, leader.tar, over, beyond, past, in spite <strong>of</strong>.tar, m., contempt.tarcaisne, f., scorn.tásgamhail, famous.teachta, envoys.téad, m. and f., rope.teagmháil, f., encounter.teampall, m., church.teannaim, / tighten, contract.tearmann, m., sanctuary.téarnó, m., recovery.teasgaim, / cut.teilgim, I fling, throw.teirce, f., scarcity.teithim (teichim), I flee, fly.tillim, / tur7t, return.timpireacht, f., serving.tinneasnach, hasty, quick.tiodhlacadh, m., accompanying,gift pi. -laicthe.;tiodhlaicim, I accompany, escort.tiomna, m., will, testament.tionóilim, / gather.tláith, weak, cowardly.tógbháil, f., raising, building.tógbhaim, I raise, build.toghaim, / choose.toghairm, f., summoning.togharmach, m., exorcist.tograini, / desire, propose.toidheacht, f., coming.tóir, f., pursuit.toirlinghim = tuirlingim.toisg, f., need, object, purpose;do th., on account <strong>of</strong>.tore, m., boar.tormach, m., increase, burden.trá (thrá), then, indeed, so, now.trácht, m., trade.tráchtadh, m., treating (ar, <strong>of</strong>),discussiftg.trasgraim, / overthrow, throw down.treimhse, f., period.tréin-íhear, m., champion.tréin-mhíleadh, m., id.triallaim, I journey, march.triocha(d), thirty.triúcha. chéa.d, cantred; see 11, 26 n.troightheach, m.., foot-soldier.trom-shluagh, m., mighty host.trosgadh, m., fasting.tuairgneach, m., striker, smiter.tuaisgeart, m., the north.tuar, m., omen, presage, foreboding.tuarastal, m., wages, donation.tuargain, f., smiting.tuath, f., folk, district.tubaist, f., misfortune, disaster.tuile, t., flood.tuilleamh, m., wages.tuirlingim, / descend, dismount.uaigh, f., grave.uaill-mhianach, ambitious.uaimh, f., cave.uamhan, m., dread.uathfás (uathbhás), m., terror.uch! alas!udhacht, m., will, testament.uinge, f., ounce.uiriseal, base, low-born.uirisle, f., low condition.umha, m., copper.umhal, humble, subject, obedient.umhia, Í., submission, act <strong>of</strong> submitting.umhlacht, f., submission.urchar, m., casting, hurling,urdhubhadh, m., eclipse.úr-luachair, f., fresh rushes,urnaightheach, prayerful.urra, f., surety.urramach, respectful.urramhanta, daring.urusa, easy.
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