Blair Collection > Archaeologia Britannica, giving some account additional to what has been hitherto publish'd, of the languages, histories and customs of the original inhabitants of Great Britain

AN IRISH-ENGLISH DICTIONARY.
TA TE
f Tafcor, Tion61, muinntear no
imirce; An Ajfembly, a Tribe ;
A March > or Cavalcade.
Tafcoram, To march, to migrate.
Talg, A report, a rumour.
Tafga, Tafgadh & Talcadh, A
task : Maighiftreach tafcuidh, A
task-viafier.
Tafgaire, A (lave, afervant. PI.
Taft, Id.q. tas PI.
Tath, Soulder.glew. &C.
t Tath, Searg : Gan tath, i e. gan
fearg.
tTath, Taobh, Af'Je: fo thath,
na ratha i.e fo thaobh, &c.
Tatha, Bail or firety PI.
t Tathad, i e Ataleo; They have
Tatham, i e. ata liom : Tatham
dual do bhrug, »• e- ata adhbhar
br6in!iom.
Tathaiuheach, Converfant.
Tathaigheachd, U/e,/jw/Mr/f7.
Tathaighim, To accufiom, to exer-
cife orpraiiifi.
t TathaiiTih, i e Fuair bas.
Tatham, To apply. PL Applico.
Tatham. V. Tathad.
i Tathaoir,Egnach notrom;Hf<rT7.
t Tathas. i. e. do thionoil.
Tathbheim, A fort of exercife -with
the flhig Ar rochduin a ttir
dhoibh ; Leanus ar a lorg iad a-
gus maibhus as a chrann tabhaiJl
leis an ccleas da ngoirthear car h-
bheim. K. a mbas Choiiraoi m<:.
Daire. A. M. 3970.
Tathfann,!!'.^^. 10. V-Tafanaim;
lo bark Ataid uile na madrui-
ghibhbalbha; ni fheaduidcach-
fiinn ; Tkcy are all dumb dogs ;
they cannot bark.
t Tathlaighim , To tame : Tath-
laigh no ro tathlaigh, ». e. Do
chcannlaigh. CI.
Tathiighe. Soddering. If +1. 7.
Tathuighe, V. Tathaigheach &
tathaighim : Do bhadar na fligh-
the mora 'gan tathuighe ; The
high-ways Tsere unoccupied. Jud.
Tathuighthe, Tublick, frequented,
Prov. 1. 11.
Tathuightheach, V. Tathaigheach;
fpiorad tathuightheach, Afamt-
liar fhirit.
TE
Te : An te. He that, -whofoever.
Tc Hot. Deut. i9-<J- Al. Tegh.
Teacclaim, AcoUeilion. F.
Teaccmais, A hindrance.
Tcachadh, A flranglmg: Job. 7.
15:. V. Tachtam.
Teachd, Going ; Ag Teachd agus,
ag imtheachd ; going to and fro.
Tcachdach,^ mejfenger ; Ni cluin-
fighear guth, do theachtadh ni is
mo ; The voice of the ?uejfengers
Jhall no 7nore be heard. Na. 6 . 1 3 •
Teachdaire, Idem.
Teachdaireachd, An errand, a mef-
fage : Alfi tidings
Teachdairighibh, By the Fojls.
Teachduighthe, Strangl'd.
Teacht as ; Dol ann -. Lodar do
theaeht as, i e. Do dhol ann.
Teachtadh, V. Teachdach.
t Teachtadh fealbhughadh : Pof.
feljian : teachtaifi or, i. t. ata 6r
TE
agadfa no fealbhaighadh, &c.
f Teacmaic, Tarla j It came, or
happen d.
f Teacmoc, Toice no turchar ,
Riches i Toealth, plenty.
Tead, A Rope, aj/ring, a cord. A
■wyth, a -wire, &€.
t Teadaidhj Mear ; Mac tedadh,
/'. e. mac mear: fluick, afiive,
7iimhle
Teadarrachtoir, An avenger. PI.
Teadham, To goe: Teadham ar
ccul, to fail or be deficient. Pl.S.
lb. Teadham ar beal ; To prevent
Teadham re, To find or meet
jT/V/^.-Noch theigeomhas me;that
fndeth me : Ni theigeomhas me
riot, / "will not meet thee.
Teagalc, A teaching, or DoHrine
InftruBien, advice, direBion,^c
Teagailg Riogh, The title of a
Book, writte?i by Cormac V If-
hada to his Jon Cairbri Lifechair
K.C. AD. 7.00.
i Teagafag, i e Draoidheachti Sor-
cery, Druidifm.
Teagaigaim, To teach or infiruii:
Ni theagalgaim, I do not educate
or infiruH \{. 13+. Do thea-
gailg ie c, He inJirufJed him :
An drong theagafcas, they that
teach: Cher go tteigeofcadh fe
thiJ, that he tnight injiruii thee.
Teagalgthoir, A teacher, a doilor.
Teagh, A houfe; teagh leaptha,
.A chatnber.
Teagh, Vapour, exhalation.
Teaghais [Anrtcaghas no-ghus?]
A houfe, a tuildmg. Ezec i\.l.n.
Teaghailach, HouJhold,ordomeJlic ,-
of or belonging to a Houfe or Fa-
mily.
Teagham, To heat or -svarm.
Tcaghlacas, Soothing , flattering ,
&C. A playing the parafite. PI
Parafititio.
Teaghlach, A family or houjhold.
Teaghladhach, Fair-JJyokcn.
Teaghlaighim, To footh or flatter.
Ag 'leagmhail, Meddling.
Teagmham, To meet ; Teagmhadh
ic^ Ljet htm meet ; Teagmham
re cheile, I^et us meet together :
Do theagmhuil 01 1, 'io meet
thee. Aljb to h.ippen or fall out.
Ma theagmhann ; If it happens.
Cred fa tteagmhan fo dhuinn ?
Why is this befallen us ?
Teagmhuifeach, Accide^ital.
Teaguifg, V. Teagailg ; Fear Tea-
guiig, A teacher.
Tcalach, Laxatio. Pi. ex CI.
t Tealgadh, i. e. Caitheamh : A
cajiing, throwing or hurling.
Tealla & Teallach, The earth : On
teallach, From the earth. If 30.
'+•
Teallachog, A domefiic Concubine :
Focaria. PI.
t Teallam, To pal. PI. Tealfadar,
i e Doghoidhod. CI-
tTeallur,i.f Talamh,V. Tealla.
Teamhair, Fleafant. PL S. F.
Teampall, A Church, a Temple :
As coinne anteampuil; Before
the Temple.
Tean, Id. q. Teann. Item gotean,
Fully, compleatly. Ibid.
TE
Tcanadh, Striftura. PI. ib.
Teina.m&c-Qum, Let us goe: Tea-
num fuas, Let us go up ; Tea-
nam a«n fin. Let us go thither.
Teanam, To wreath or tw:Jl, Sue.
Pi. Alfoto mingle. If 9. u.
Teanbhuaidhrcadh, Fervency
Teanchdc, Id q Teanchoir. PI.
Teanchoir & -chair , A pair of
Tongues : Agus a theannchui-
ridhe, And its Tongues. Numb
4.9. Leis na teanchairighibh ;
IVith the Tongues.
t Teandal, i. e. Teinedhal. fcil
Diiil no triall go teinidh.
Teanfailgim, To prefs; to wring
hard, &c.
Teanga & Teangam, A tongue
San teanngam Lainnc, Latino
Idiomate: Stap.
Teangas, id. q. Teanchoir. PI
Teangtha, V Teanga
Teann, Strait, Jlijf,rigid,^c. Alfo
bold. PI S.
Teannadh, yiole7!ce. PI. S. Alfo
earnejlnefs, importunity. Inftan-
tia. Ibid.
Teannam, Toflrain, bijid Jlreight,
&c. Teannam re & ns. To em-
brace: Do theannfadli a lamh
dheasrisme. Cant. 83. Dothe-
ann, ris e idir a dha lamh ; He
embraced him : Teannuidh fein
re cheile ; Embrace ye o>k ano-
ther. 1 Cor. i6. io.
t Teanngug, Teann.
t Teannlamh Tene laimhe, i. e.
Teine chreafa. V. Adhudh.
f Teannradh , Foillfiughadh ; A
Jhewivg or dijcovery ; A declara-
tion, &c.
Teannfliiith, Ab..ndance. Phil. 4..
18.
Teannta: Cranntcannta : Aprefs
Teannta, Joynd. Q^
Teanntraidhe, Grief PI. S. F.
Teanorchanus, Cantusmedius. PI
exF.C.
t Tearbadh, i. e. Dealughadh.
Tearc, Few. V. Exemplum .'n Fa.
Tearmann, Froteiiwn, depending
er nMintaining: De tcarmain ,
Tutelary gods.
Tearmannoir, A Patron ; alfi one
of the fame Cou7itrey.
Tearmhnaidhe, A Patron. PI.
Tearnam, Id. q. Tearnodham. PI.
f Tearnodh, A fall, haf -chance :
Tearnodh i.e. tuitim ; Go ttemo
in a chodladh, i.e. gur thuit na
codladh.
Tearnodham, To ejcape • Fugio,
evado. PI.
Teis,Heat,warmth,Scc. Tepor.PI.
Teas, The South: Taobh theas ,
South-ward.
TeasbhachjHftf/. If ay.^. Teasb-
hach an laoi, The heat of the day.
Matt. 20. iz.
Teasbuala, Hot baths. PI.
Tealdiighim, To prove or try. Alfo
to fail: Ni theifdeochaiiaitjZX^frf
fhall not fail thee
Tcafdughadh, Trial, i Pet. 4. iz.
t Teafgaghaim, To prejerve.
t Teafgal, Anfadh i A florm or
boijlerom wind -, alfo a wave.
Teafgam, To cut or /i^^Scindo PI.
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