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307 Tyrolienne
T.S.V.P. [Fr], please turn (the page); abbr. form of tournez s'il vous plaît.
tuan [Malay], lord; master; sir: a title of respect in the Malay Archipelago
and Indonesia.
tu, Domine, gloria mea [L], thou, O Lord, art my glory.
tuebor [L], I will defend.
tué raide [Fr], lit., killed stiff; killed outright.
tulipe noir [Fr], black tulip; a rarity.
tulwar [Anglo-Ind; Hind talwär], curved saber, as used by the Sikhs.
tundra [Lapp tundar, hill], treeless area in arctic and subarctic regions.
tu ne cede malis, sed contra audentior ito [L], yield not to misfortunes,
but march more boldly to meet them: Virgil.
tu nihil invita dices faciesve Minerva [L], naught wilt thou say or do
when Minerva is unwilling: Horace. Cf. INVITA MINERVA.
tu quoque [L], thou also; you too; you're another.
T\irnfest [Ger], gymnastic exhibition.
Turnhalle [Ger], gymnasium.
Turnverein [Ger], gymnastic or athletic club or association.
tutamen [L; pi. tutamina], protection; protective pact.
tutoiement [Fr], the use of tu in place of vous, in familiar address.
tutor et ultor [L], protector and avenger.
tutta [It; fern.], all; whole. —tutta forza, with full force: music.
tutti [It; pi], all (i.e., all the performers together): music.
tutti i gusti son gusti [It], all tastes are tastes; no accounting for tastes.
tutto di novello par bello [It], everything new seems beautiful.
tuum [L], yours; your property. —tuum est, it is yours. —tuum est?,
is it yours?
tyaktena bhunjithah [Skr], thou shalt gain by giving away: from the
Upanishad.
τυφλός δέ τυφλον eàv όδη7ή αμφότεροι €ΐς βόθυνον ττεσσύνται [Gr;
typhlòs, de typhlòn eàn hodëgê, amphóteroi eis bóthunon pesoûntai],
and if the blind lead the blind, both shall fall into the ditch: Matthew
xv. 14.
Tyrolienne [Fr], a Tyrolese peasant dance or song.