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TAIRIS
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TAMH
Tairis, tàèr'-èsh, int. stand still! see Teir-
isd and Teiris, a. kindly, urbane. Gillies.
Tairiseach, tàèr'-èsh.aeh, arf;'. loya!,i)/af-
kenzie.
Tairisgean, fortoirpsgian, peat-spade,fat.
TaislearacHj tàèr'-lyàr.ach, a. transma-
rine. M'F.
Tairmeas, tàV-mèss, ji. m. disdain, con-
tempt.
Tairmeasail, tà'r'-mèss-al, adj. disdain-
ful.
Tairn, taoèm, tu m. necromancy ; iodrara-
anachd.
Tairne, tàèrn' a, gen. of tarrunn, a nail.
Tairneach, tàèm'-ech, n. f. thunder; a.
extractive.
Tairneanach, tàèm'-Sèu-ach, n. /. thun-
der.
Tairnnich, nail.
Tairhslnv, taèrsh'-ènn, pt. obtaining.if.S.
Tais, tàsh, atij. damp, moist, spiritless.
Taisbean, tashb'-acn, v. table, present j
taisbeanan t-airgead, table the money ; —
reveal, shew ; taisbean do thiòeair
dhuinn, reveal thy loving kindness to us,
Ps.; n. ?n. a revelation, a vision. Bible.
Taisbeanadh, tashV-aen'-X, pt. revealing;
leabhar an taisbeanaidh, revelations.
Taisdeal, tàshj'-al, n. /. a journey, voy-
age. SI'F.
Taisdealach, tashjj'-al-ach, n. m. ghost,
a contemptible person ; one that scuds or
vanishes by, Is. ; a sojourner, traveller,
M'F. ; vagabond. Gillies.
Taise, tàsh'-à, deg. tais, more soft, spirit-
less.
Taiseachd, tash'-achg, n./. extreme cow-
ardice.
Taisead, tash'-ad, n. m. .extreme degree
of cowardice or moistness.
Taiseadach, tash'-aod-ach, n. m. shroud,
winding-sheet ; ciste is taiseadach, coffin
and shroud.
Taisealachd, tàsh'-al-achg, n. /. moist-
ness.
Taisg, tàèshg, V. deposit, lay up, hoard;
ga' tasgadh seachad, hoarding it up ; n.nu
store; also tigh.fois^, a store-house; ni
sam tha'u taisg, any thing in store.
Taisg-airm, taèshg'-aorm, n.f. armoury.
Taisgeacu, tàèshg'ach, n.f. a store, store-
house.
Taisgeadach, tàèshg'-a6d-ach, n.f. ward-
robe.
Taisgeal, tSshg'.al, n. m. finding any thing
that was lost ; reward for returning it.
Taisgeal, tàshg'-skell, n. m. news.
Taisich, tàsh'-èch, v. moisten ; daunt.
Taiti.vn, tajt'-enn, v. please, give delight
to, satisfy ; deamar a thaitinn e riut,
how did it please you ?
TiiTNEACH, tajt'-nyach, adj. happy, plea-
sant, agreeable, fascinating, acceptable;
is taitneach an ni e, it is a pleasant thing ;
taitneach do 'n tsealladh, pleasant to the
sight. B. ; is taitneach leam t' fhaicinn,
/ am happy to see you.
Taitneachd, tajt'-nyach, n.f. taste, plea-
santness, agreeableiiess.
Tait.neadh, tajf-nyX, pt. pleasing.
Taitneas, tajt'-nyas, sensation of taste, or
quality that gives rise to delight.
Tal, ta'il, n.f. coopers' axe, or adze.
Talach, tall'.ach, n. m. repining; cha 'n
ion duit a bhi talach, you have no reason
to repine, or grumble, or be displeased.
Taladh, tà'-!a, pt. getting attached to ; 71.
m. art of getting attached to a person or
house, particularly as animals.
Talaich, tall'-ech, v. repine, murmur.
Talaidh, tall'-i, V. attach to, get fond of;
Talainte, tall'-aènjt-a, n. m. partition. H.
Society.
Talamh, tal'-uv, n.m. earth, land; glas-
talamh, unploughed land ; talamh dugh.
blacl; land in open weather, or absence of
snow in ivinter.
Talann, tal'-ann, n. m. talent. Bible.
Talflinn, tall-fùènn', n. m. a hoe.
Talla, tall'-a, n. m. a hall. Ossian.
Xalmhaidh, tall'-vè, adj. earthy, worldly;
nithe talmhaidh, earthly things,— world-
ly ; iimtinn thalmhaidk, worldly mind :
weighty, substantial; min thalmhaidh,
substantial meal; pale, sallow. H. S.
Talmhaidheacud, tall'-vè-achg, n. f
weightiness, substantiality, sallowness,
worldliness.
Tal.mhainn, tall'-vhèni>, gen. of talamh.
Talmha.vtachadh, tal'-ant.ach-A, pt.
growing or sticking together, as sods or
earth does.
Talmhantaich, tall'-ant-ech, v. grow, as
earth ; stick together, as sods, &c.
Tamailt, tam'-alyjt, n.f insult, reproach.
Tamailteach, tam'-alyjt-ach, adj. insult-
ing, disparaging, reproachful, taunting ;
gnathfhacal tamailteach, ataunting pro-
verb, Bible; disgraceful.
Tamailtear, tàm'àljt-aèr, n. m. taunter.
Tamh, tàv, n. m. rest, quietness, quiet, re-
fuge ; aite tàimh, place of rest or refuge ;
abode, habitation ; c'aite an tamh dhuit,
where is the place of your abode ? Sm. ;
a' tamh san aite so, dwelling here ; idle-
ness, inactivity ; tha i 'na tamh, she is
idle; tha e 'na thamh, he is idle; cha
tamh dhultse, you don't pass your time
in idleness; leig tamh dhomh, let me
alone; leig <à7n/i dha sin, let that aloru ;
nach leig thu tamh dhomh, would you
not let me -alone ; v. rest, abide, cease,
desist, give over ; tamh do d' sgeig, give
over your jeering, Macdonald; Inter.