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-ENGLlSri DICTIONARY.
TI
Nir gniomh tiamhdha, i. e. nir
ghniomh mall.
Tiarpan, Ateftkh. PI.
Tiarrthoch, Tripe. PI. Omafum.
Tias, A tide: Reuma, cia)- no
lin majia. PI.
t Tibheadh, Laughter. Id Tibhis,
;'. e. do righne gaire. CI.
Tibhfhiacail, The fore-teeth. Ge-
lafinus. PI.
Tibhim, To laugh.
f Tibhre, Amadan ; A fool.
fTibhrigh, Gaireachtaigh : Fri
tuin ubhrigh, /. e. fri tuin ghai-
reachtaigh.
Tibhrim, To /^r/'»|; ; Tibhir a nfios
athobairj Sprivgup 1'ou7itam.
Tigh, Id. q. 'JeagSt Teach ; A
houfe : Tigh taifgidh, A \Burfary
or Treafury.
Tighe, & -eachd, Thkknefs, fat-
nefi, &c.
Tigheamhail, Domefick.
Tighean, Id. q. Tiadhan.
Tighearna, ALord, a Sovereign.
Tighcarnamhuil, Lordly.
Tighearnus, Dominion.
Tigheas & — eafachd. Husbandry.
Tigheuis, Pertaining to husbandry.
Georgica, Leabhaiji chigheui)'.
PI.
Tigheafaim, To manage a farm ;
to foUoTS husbandry.
Tighcfafach, A fiereard -, a houfe-
Keeper.
Tighim, Togoe. PI. Alfoto come:
Mar thig tu, As thou comefl : Da
dighidh me chugaibh^ Jflcome
unto you.
Tighim, Loquor PI. Oir do tha-
obh a nuirdfe, is aithnigh dhu-
inn, go dtiithear na aghaidh fa
iiile naiCj For as concerning this
Seff, Tve know that it ts every
where Jjioken aganifl. A(fl- a8.il
t Timceall egmais : Timceall na
macraidhe, /. e. an egmais nama-
craidhc.
Timchillghearradh, Circumcificki.
Timchiilghearram, To circumcifc.
Timchillghearrtha, circumcifed.
Timchiollj A circuit or compafs ;
alfo about.
Timchiollidh , A furroundivg or
invironing ; alfo ambition. PI.
Timchiollam, To furround, &C.
Timchiollta, Surrounded.
Timchiolicaoi, TeJI.iall encompafs.
f Timdhibhe Laghdughadh : A
leffening or abatement. Q^
t Timdhibhe, milleadh : Codach
gan tbimdibhc, i.e. gan an co-
dach no an caradradh do mhil-
leadh, 'Ruin or defrudion.
Time Toifliun; no tealtin, i e.
Tiugh, Heat, warmth, 8cc.
Timeach , Hot. Calidus, caj^h,
cimeach, roij^ciunach, &c. PI.
f Tin no Tion, leaghadb, Rothm
an tor do leagh To melt.
t Tin, meith,bog no maoth, Grofs,
thick, fat. Alfo fift, tender, Siic-
f Tin, Tofach ; A beginning.
f Tinchifin, friothaileamh j Service,
attenda7ice. Q^
Tinchreachadh LNefcio an retftius
Inchrcachadh] Aprey : Ni icui-
rion an tinchreachadh, The prey
TI
ceafeth'not. Nah. 3. i.
Tineas, Thicknefs. Spiflitas. PI.
t Ting, Teanga ; A tongue.
f Tinim, To thaw or diffhlve. P. ex
CI. V. Tin no tion.
t Tinra, Tuigfin , Vuderflanding
Tinn, Sick.
Tinne, The letter T. Fl. ex cod.
Lcc.
Tinneas,Tinnis&-nios, Adifeafi.
Tinneas alt, The Gout. Tinneas
mor, The faliing-ficknefs.
Tinncafnach, Hafly , fudden. PI.
S. F.
f Tinnriomh, Criochnughadh ; A
finijhing or conclufon ; a deter-
mination.
Tinnteach, Lightning.
Tinnteagal, Corruption PI. S.
Tinntean, A hearth. Pf. loi. 3.
Tinntighe, Fiery : Fiabhrus tmo-
tighe, A burning ague. Lev. 16.
i6. Lafrach tinntighe, A ftafi
of Lightning. EkIc. I. 14..
Tiobra & Tiobradh, V. Tobar,
A Well: Othiobraidh, From the
Fountain : Tiobraidh airann ,
Tipper art. K.
Tiocfaid fiad. They Jl.^all come , &c.
Tiocfus, Shall come : An te Thioc-
fus, He thatfljall came.
Tioch, A bag., a fatchel, a budget :
Alcopera, cioch kachaiji, bol^,
bolv;an, &c. PI.
Tiodal, A Title, Epitaph, or Mo
nument : Tioduil Ipleadhacha ,
Flattering titles.
Tiodhlacadh, A gift or prefent.
Tiodhlacam, To prefent or beftow :
Do thiodhlaic i"e dhuit ^ He hath
given thee.
Tiodhiaidtheach, Bountiful.
Tioghar, A Tiger. PI.
Tiomanaim, To drive or turn away;
to pujh or thrufi off. Tiomain air,
FaU upon him. Do thiomaineadar
iad. They chafed them. Ma thio-
mainid daoine go hiomarcach
iad ; If they jhould be too hard
driven.
Tiomarnadh, Aithne; A command.
Tiomarnaira, 77? command. PI.
t Tiomchaire, Tiomchroidhc no
Maothchraidhei Tity , ?nercy ,
tenderncjs.
Tiomchroidhcach, Kind, courteout,
friendly, affeiiionate.
Tiomghaimim, Id. q. Tiomghai-
rim. Pi. CL
f Tiomghaire, iarraidh : Ni dhlo-
mhan is ni thiomghair, /. e. ni
dhiultan is ni iarran. A petition
or rcquefi.
\ Tiomghairim, To ask or require.
Poftulo p. ex CI.
Tiomna, & nadh, A Will or Tefla-
ment i a covejiant. Rom. 9. 4..
Tiompan, A Timbrel, Taber, or
Drum. Re Tiompanuibh, With
Tabrets.
Tiomfaighim, To crop or gather, to
colieii, to bring together, &c.
Tiomiift: Do thiomun fe a Spio-
rad fuas. He gave up the Gkojl.
Tionad: An tionad, Whereas. V.
lonad.
Tionadh, A melting or dijfohing.
TI
Tionalam,Tfl congregate or convene :
Do thionaladais, They conven'd.
Do Thionaladar moran daoine,
Much people were gathered toge-
ther.
f Tioncar, friothaileamh , Atten-
dance.
Tionchaifin, The fight. PL S. F.
t Tionchofg, Teagafg; Inflrudion.
t Tionnranih, Id. q. Tioncar.
Tionfcnaira, To begin ; Do thionn-
icnadar a tturus. They took tkir
journey. Alfo to devife or projefi ;
Do thionnfcnadar ok, They have
devifed mifchief.
Tionftfciiamh, A device, apro]eEl
orpurpofe. Prov. lo. 18. & al.
A plotting or C07ijf>iracy : Ata an
tandiiine ag tionfgnamh , The
wicked man plotteth, &c.
Tionnfcain, V. Tionfcnaim .- Mar
do thionnfcain mc\ As I have
purpofed; Do thionnfcuin fe, He
began, &C.
Tionnlcra, A reward. P.exCl.
Tionlgain, A beginning.
Tionnfgra, A portion or dowry V.
Tionol, A congregatioji, a gather-
ing. I Cor. 16. %. Sluagh do
thionolj To raifean Army.
Tionolaim, Id q. Tionalaim.
Tionfaighim, To ajfemhle or ga-
ther together.
t Tionfanaim, Todijfiltr drop. PI.
Tionnfanadh, i. e. Sileadh CI.
Tionfcantach , Adventurous, dili-
gent, induflrious. Go raibh an to-
ganach tionfcantach , That the
young man was indufirious, &c.
t Tionicra, coibhchc : Tulach na
Tionfgra in aonach tailtean, /'. e.
tulach na coibhche, A buying or
purchafeing.
Tionfgra, A reward, aflipend. PI.
Tionur & Tcneur,.^ te7ion : Moir-
tis agus tionur, A mortife and
tenon.
Tiopal, A vater Spider. PI.
Tioran Sc -ach, A tyrant. Id.
t Tiorcomhrac, Tionol , An Af-
fembly ; a Convention, a Congre-
gations .
I Tiorf hochraic, ceannach ; A re-
ward.
TiQTtnich,Dry,thirflyi alfo drought.
Jer. 5:0. 38.
Tiormaigbim, To make dry. No
go tiormuigheadh na huiigidhe
fuas 6n talamh ; Until the waters
were dried up from off the earth.
Tiortha [V. Tir] Countreys: Na
Tiorthafo vile, All thofi Couti-
treys : A dhiorthuibh. In their
Countreys.
Tiorrthach, A Countrey-man , or
one of the fame Countrey. PI.
Tiotal, A title.
t Tiotan, GriaRj The Sun.
Tir, & Tire, Land, Countrty : A
nuile thir. All Countreys : Tirele,
This Land: an gach entir, In
every Countrey.
t Tir gan toin gan bel : /. e. gan
flighe innte na eifde. Land that
has no ingrefs n»r egrefs.
t Tir re thol, Reileacc j A Church-
yard. P. ex CI.
Tirbheanha, Proper atid peculiar to