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Tongs, Tongue. ta,g, to move, to tremble ; ta^djj to shrink or con- 

 tract. Cfr. goth. tuggo; g. zunge ; d. tong ; sw. ags. tunga. 



Too. tu, but, again, and. v. Ad-. 



Tool. (fr. outil) V. Use. 



Tooth. V. Dainty. 



Toot, tus, to sound. 



Tornado, drun, to make crooked, to approach. 



Torrent, taranta**, a hard shower. 



Torrid, v. Dry, Thirst. 



Toss, tas, to toss. 



Tot. ta^ta«!, a term of affection for any one, especially for juniors. 



Touch. V. Tact. 



Towel, dha^v, to wash. 



Tr-, Tra-, Trans-, v. Ter-. 



Trace, Tract, v. Drag. 



Trade, tra^dj to act, to be busy. 



Tram, dram, (dpaixv.v.) to go. 



Tramp, Trap. tril,p, to hurt or injure. 



Trapes, trapa^, an unchaste woman. 



Travail, Travel, pal, val, to go. 



Tread, v. Ter-, Throw. 



Treasure, tras, to hold, to seize or take. 



Treble, v. Three. [ags. treo. 



Tree, taru^s, dru^, a tree. Cfr. opoq, dhdrxr^; trahs ; goth. triu; 



Trem-, Trep-. dram, to go, to move; drbh, to fear; trap, to be 

 modest, to be ashamed. Cfr. tremo, trepidus. 



-Tress, (dis-.) tras, to fear, to terrify, to tremble, to hold. 



Trestle, v. Truss. 



Tret, Trethings. ' trut, to cut, to break, v. Ter-. 



Trey, Tri-. v. Three. 



Tribe, trapa^, family, race. 



-Trie-. V. Drag. 



Tripod, tripada^, a tripod. 



Trist. trasta«, timid, fearful. 



Troth, Trow. v. True. 



Trouble, drbh, to fear, to give pain. \trovare ; fr. trouver. 



Trover, Trowel, durv, dhurv, to strike. Cfr. g. d. treffen ; it. 



Trowsers. v. Truss. 



Truce, True, dhr, to continue, to hold; dhru, to be firm or fixed; 



-Trude. v. Thrust. [dhruva«, fixed, certain, ascertained. 



Trull. V. Str-. 



