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GLOSSARY.

(2) too, before adjs. and advs., 133, 137, 191, etc. Special passages: tō fela micles, “far too much,” 694; hē tō fortð ge-stōp, “he had stepped too far forth,” 2289.

tō-gædre, adv., together, 2630.

to-gēanes, tō-gēnes, prep., with dat., following its case. towards, against, 666, 1542 (at), 1626 (to meet). Special passage: gōdum tōgēnes, “to where the good man lay dead,” 3114.

tō-gēanes, adv.: grāp þā togēanes, “then she clutched at [him],” 1501.

tō-middes, adv., in the midst, 3141.

torht, adj., bright, clear, 313.

torn, st. neut., anger, rage, 2401; insult, distress, 147, 833, 2189.

torn, adj.

tornost, superl., bitterest, 2129.

torn-gemōt, st. neut., [wrath-meeting] angry meeting, encounter, 1140.

to-somne, adv., together, 2568.

tredan, st. v., with acc., tread, 1964, 1352, etc.

treddian, tryddian, w. v, intrans., trad, go, 725, 922.

trem, st. neut.: acc. sg. adverbially, fōtes trem, “a foot’s breadth or space,” 2525.

trēow, st. f., troth, truth, good faith, 1072, 2922.

trēowan, w. v., with dat., trow, trust: pret. sg. gehwylc hiora his ferhþe trēowde, “each of them trusted Unferth’s heart,” 1166.

trēow-loga, w. m., troth-liar, troth-breaker, 2847.

trod, st. f., track, 843.

trum, adj., strong, 1369.

trūwian, w. v., with gen. or dat., trow, trust, believe, 669, 1993, etc.

ge-trūwian, w. v.:
(1) with gen. or dat., trow, trust; with gen., 2322, 2540; with dat., 1533.

(2) with acc., confirm; pret. pl. getrūwedon, 1095.

tryddian, see treddian.

trȳwe, adj., true, 1165.

twā, see twēgen.

twǣfan, w. v.

ge-twǣfan, w. v., usu. with acc. pers. and gen. rei, divide, sever, separate, restrain, 479, etc.; pp. getwǣfed, “ended,” 1658.

twǣman, w. v.

ge-twǣman, w. v., with acc. pers. and gen. rei, sever, cut off, 968.

twēgen, m., twā, f. and neut., num., twain, two, 1163, 1095, etc.; gen. twēga, 2532; dat. twǣm, 1191.

twelf, num., twelve; gen., twelfa, 3170.

twēonum, dat. pl. of distrib. numeral: be (bī) sǣm twēonum, “by the twin seas, i.e. between the seas,” 858, 1297, 1685, 1956.

tydre, adj., unwarlike, 2847.

tyhtan, w. v.

on-tyhtan, w. v., entice, 3086.

tȳn, ten, 3159; inflected tȳne, 2847.

Þ, Ð.

þā:
I. adv., then, 3, 331, 461, 465, 536, 657, etc.
II. rel. adv. or conj., with indic., when, as, since, seeing, 201, 402, 539, 632, 706, 1103, 1291, 1598, 1813, etc.; correl. with þā above, 723, 2756, etc.

þā, adj.-pron., see se, sē.

þǣem, them, see se, sē.

þǣr:

I. adv., there, 32, 331, 493, etc.; unemphatic (like mod. there with impers. verbs) 271, 440, etc. For ðǣr on innan, 71, 2089, etc., see innan.

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