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tromaiḋeaċt, the act of talking severely of a person.
trosgaḋ, fasting; g. trosgaiḋ.
truaġ, s., a pity.
truailiuġaḋ, corrupting; defiling.
truailiġṫe, corrupted.
tú, thou; you.
ṫuas, above.
ṫug, gave.
tugaiḋ, go dtugaiḋ, may. . .give!
tugaimíd, we give.
tugais, thou didst give.
tugtar orṫa, they are called.
tuigean, understands.
tuigim, I understand.
tuigsint, s.f., intelligence; g. tuigsiona.
tuigtear, it is understood.
tuile, more, a ṫuile, any more; any others.
tuileaṁ, the act of earning; deserving.
tuilean, deserves.
tuirse, weariness.
túisge, first.
tuitim, the act of falling.
tuitimíd, we fall.
túr, s.m., a tower.
tús, s.m., a beginning. ar dtúis, at first.
tusaċ, s.m., a beginning; the first place.
uaḃar, s.m., pride.
uaċtarán, s.m., a superior.
uaig, s.f., a grave.
uair, s.f., an hour; a time; once.
uan, s.m., a lamb; voc. uain.
uaṫḃásaċ, terrible.
uċt, s.m., the bosom.
uġdar, s.m., an author.
uile, all; every. go h-uile, universally.
uile-ċóṁaċtaċ, almighty
uiríseal, humble; abject; base.
uṁal, humble, obedient.
uṁlaċt, humility.
uṁaluíġeaċt, humility; resignation
uraḋ, s.m., a security; a guarantee.
uraim, s.f., reverence.
urnuiġṫe, prayers.
