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TAMHAICH
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TARGAID
iàmfi ! tàmh ! mo leanabh ! sleep ! sleep !
my child', 'gobairgun tàmh, incessant-
ly,unccasingly, or indefatigably working.
TaMHAicH, tàv'-èch, v. rest, abide.
Tamhaiche, tàv'-èch-à, n. m. inhabitant.
Tamhaite, tàv'-àjt-à, n.m. habitation.
Tamiiarach, tàv'-ar-ach, n. m. a dolt.
Tamhasc, tàv'-ask, n. m. spectre, appari-
tion, ghost ; b'e do Viamhasg a bh' aim,
it was your ghost.
Tamhascail, tàv'-ask-al, aiìj. spectre-like.
Tamvll, tàm'-ull, n. m. while; tacan.
Tana, tan'-a, arlj. thin, slender, lean, shal-
low; ni tana, thin tiling; diiine tana,
lean person; aite tana, (as in water,) a
shallow, shoal place; brochan./a;ia, gruel.
TaNachd, tan'-achg, n.f. thinness, &c.
Tanaich, tan' cch, v. get thin or shoal.
Tanalach, tau'-al-ach, n. m. shoal, or
shallow water; tliin part of a hide;
thàinig am bàta o'n doimhneachd gus an
tanalach, the boat came from deep water
to shoal water; tanalach na seiche, the
thin of the hide.
Tannas, tànn'-us ; see Tamhasg, ghost.
Taobh, ttaov, n. m. side, direction, cause,
account ; an taobh a muigh, the outside,
the exterior; an taobh a stigh, the inner
side, interior; an taobh ciil, the back-
part ; taobh beoil, the front ; dè'n taobh
a chaidh e, in what direction lias begone ?
cò'n taobh, which side ? ri m' thaobh,
aside me; thug e a thaoibh i, he seduced
her, ted her astray ; a thaoibh sin, about
that, because of that, on that account;
cha'n eil f hios' am dè 's taobh dha, / do
not know what is become of him, — in what
direction he has gone; a thaobh sin deth,
on that very account ; v. come near, ap-
proach ; cha do thaobh e am baile, he did
not come near the town ; cha taobh e
sinne, ?te will not come near us ; na taobh
mise, do not come near me, — keep at arm's-
length from me.
TAOBHAcn, taov'-ach, adj. lateral.
TiOBiiAN, taov'-an, n. m. side-rafter.
TAOBHCHEU.M, tàov'-chyàm, «. /. digres-
Taobh-leis, taov-llash^', n. m. lee-side.
TAOBHsnRi:TH, taov-hruh, n. m. eddy-tide.
Taod, tiiodd', n.f. halter, reins.
TAOGiiAiL,/»r Tigheil, call when passing.
Taoim, taoem, properly taoem, n.f. bilge-
water.
Taois, tàòòsh, n.f. dough or leaven.
Taoiseadair, tiioèsh'.add'-fièr, n. m. a ba-
ker. Macfarlan.
Taoisinn, tàoèsh'-cnn, v. "y knc.id, leaven,
Taoisnich, taoesh'-nyèch, / work dough.
Taoiteah, tùèjt'-aèr, n. m. tutor, trustee.
Taom, taom, j'. n. bale a boat, pour out;
empty, as a dish or cart ; iaotn am bata.
bile the boat; taom air e, pour it on iil
taom a' chairt, empty the cart.
Taomaire, taom'-ur-a, n. m. a pump.
Taoman, taom'-an, n. m. baling-dish.
Taosc, taosg, n. m. near the full of a dish,
cask, pitcher, cart, &c. ; in some places
used for Taom.
Taosgach, taosg'-ach, a. fickle, uncertain ;
duine taosgach, fickle person ; ni taosg-
ach, an uiu:ertain or precarious thing.
Taosgaid, tàosg'.àj, n.f. fickle female.
Taosgaire, taosg'-ur-a, n. m. fickle man.
Tap, tap, 71. m. lock of lint on a distaff; v,
hoop or thread a fishing-hook. Islay.
Tapachd, tapp'-ach, n.f. heroism.
Tapadii, tap'-i, 71. 771. heroic feat, achieve-
ment ; thanks, success ; tapacVi leat,
thank you, Sir, or i)/arfa7n,— literally,
may you be a hero or heroine, (the thing
uppermost in Donald's noddle) ; air do
shlainte, here is to your health ; tupadh
leatsa, thank you, Sir, or Madam, may
you be a hero, &c.
Tapadh-cio.v, tap'-X-kèùn, n.m. a blunder.
Tapacail, tap'-ag-al, 71./. a blunder.
Tapaidh, tàp'-è, adj. heroic, brave, clever,
bold, successful in business.
Tapaidheachd, tap'è-achg; see Tapachd.
Tapan, tap'-A, n. 711. little lock of lint, &ìq.
Tar, t.ir, 71. m. belly; /ar.geal, whitebelly.
Tarax, tar'-an, 71. 7/1. ghost of unbaptised
child. H.S.
Tarbh, tarv, 71. 771. a bull ; tairbh, bulls ;
Welsh, tarw ; Cornish, tarv ; ?ee Tòraidh.
Tarbii-naturacii, tàrv'-nàr-ach, 71. dra-
gon-fly.
Tarbmach, tarv'-ach, a. supplied with
bulls.
Tarbhach, tàr'-ach, adj. profitable, bene^
ficial ; tarbhach do dhuine, profitab'e to
man. B. ; substantial, productive ; barr
tarbhach, substantial crop, productive
crop ; buille tarbliach, an ejfectualblow,
or pull in rowing.
Tarbhaciid, tar'-achg, 7i.f. substantiality,
productiveness, gainfulness, profit.
TARBHAiciiEAn, tar'-ech-ad, 71./. degree of
profit, or importance, or substantial ity-
Tarbmail, tarv'-al, a. bull-facetl, brutish.
Tarbii-tai.ne, tàrv'-tàèn-à, 71. m. parisli-
bull.
Tarbh-reidh, tàrv'-rràè-y', n. in. farm-
bull.
Tahbh-UISGe, tàr\'.ùshg-à, n. m. water,
bull.
Tarci'IS, tark'-kCish, 71./. contempt, dis-
pute.
TARcfisEAcn, tark'-kùsh-ach, a. contemp-
tuous.
Tarci-isicii, tàrk'-kùsh-icli, i'. despise, re-
vile.
Targaip, targ'-aj, 71./. target, shield.

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