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Ta´bak, m., tobacco, tobacco-pouch.

Tag, m. (pl. -e), day;

gute Tage, good time;

eines Tages, one day (adv.), once;

von dem Tage an, from that day.

Takt, m. (pl. -e), time, measure;

Takt halten, to keep time.

Tan´nas (Roumanian), man’s name, abbrev. of Athanasius.

Tannas´se (endearing form of Tannas, proper name), (my) dear Tannas.

tan´zen, to dance, to spin (a waltz);

eine Hora tanzen, to have a dance.

tap´fer, brave, gallant;

der Tapfere, brave man, hero.

taub, deaf;

taube Ohren machen, to turn a deaf ear.

Tau´be, f. (pl. -n), dove, pigeon.

Tau´benei, n. (pl. -er), pigeon’s egg.

tau´melte . . . zurück´, see zurücktaumeln.

tau´send (pl. -e), (a) thousand.

Teil, m. (pl. -e), part, share;

zu teil werden, to fall to some one’s lot, to be granted or bestowed.

tei´len, to divide, to share.

Ten´ne, f. (pl. -n), barn-floor, plaster-floor.

Tep´pich, m. (pl. -e), carpet, rug.

teu´er, dear, beloved;

meine Teuern! my dear friends!

Thal, n. (pl. -̈er), dale, valley;

zu Thal, down the mountain.

that, see thun.

thö´richt, foolish, silly.

Thrä´ne, f. (pl. -n), tear.

thro´nen, to be enthroned, to reign.

thun (that, gethan), to do, to make, to perform; to act, to behave;

es war ihm nicht um ihre Schätze zu thun, her treasures it was not what he cared for, her treasures were not involved;

sich weh thun, to hurt one’s self.

Thü´re, f. (pl. -n), door.

Thür´klinke, f. (pl. -n), door-latch.

tief, deep, profound.

Tie´fe, f. (pl. -n), deep, pit, abyss.

Tier, n. (pl. -e), animal, beast.

Tisch, m. (pl. -e), table;

nach Tisch, after the meal.

to´ben, to rage, to rave.

tobt . . . hinab´, see hinabtoben.

Toch´ter, f. (pl. -̈), daughter.

Tod, m., death;

in den Tod gehen, to die.

Ton, m. (pl. -̈e), tone, note, strain.

tot, dead, deceased, late;

der Tote, dead person, dead body, corpse.

tö´ten, to kill, to slay.

to´tenblaß, deadly pale, as pale as death.

to´tenstill, still as death, silent as the grave.

tot´schießen (schoß, geschossen), to shoot (dead), to kill.

tra´gen (trug, getragen), to carry, to bear, to wear.

trat . . . herein´, see hereintreten.

trat . . . hervor´, see hervortreten.

trat . . . hin, see hintreten.

tra´ten, see treten.

träu´men, to dream;

es hat mir geträumt, I have dreamt (or thought) of (daß).

träu´merisch, dreamy, absent-minded, visionary.

trau´rig, dreary(-ily), sad(ly), dejected(ly); melancholy.

traut, dear, cosy.

treff´lich, excellent, admirable.

trei´ben (trieb, getrieben), to drive; to urge, to incite.

tren´nen, to separate;

sich trennen, to separate (from one another);

getrennt, separate.

tre´ten (trat, getreten), to step, to come forth;

Thränen traten in ihre Augen, tears appeared in her eyes.

tre´tet . . . hinaus´, see hinaustreten.

treu, true, faithful.

trip´peln, to trot (with short steps).

Trop´fen, m. (pl. -), (rain-)drop.

trö´sten, to console, to comfort.

tro´tzig, defiant(ly), daring(ly).

trüb, gloomy(-ily), sad(ly); melancholy.

trug, see tragen.

trü´ge, see tragen.

tru´gen . . . zusam´men, see zusammentragen.

Trüm´mer, pl., ruins.

Trunk, m., drink, draught, potion.

trun´ken, intoxicated, elated.

Tschach´lau, m. (proper name), a mountain in the Carpathians.

Tuch, n. (pl. -̈er), cloth, kerchief, napkin.

Tür´ke, m. (pl. -n), Turk.

Turm, m. (pl. -̈e), tower.