tlacht
I.
, -aicht and -a, m., a fair, market, a meeting; also the earth, the ground; both meanings enter largely into compounds.
II.
, -aicht and -a, m., a garment, vesture; veil, screen, garb of sorrow; a dye or colour; varnish, gloss, finery; also pleasure, delight, will, inclination.
tlacht-airm
, f., a fair or market-place.
tlacht-bhoth
, f., a tent or booth at a fair.
tlacht-ghrábhacht
, -a, f., geography; also tlacht-eolas.
tlacht-ghrábhuidhe
, m., a geographer.
tlachtmhach
, -aigh, m., firmness, courage.
tlachtmhar
, -aire, a., handsome, comely, goodly, delightful, pleasant
tlachtmharacht
, -a, f., comeliness, pleasantness.
tlacht-shugh
, m., a strawberry.
tlacht-thomhas
, m., geometry.
tlachtuighim
, -ughadh, v. tr., I bury or inter; also I dye, colour, give gloss to.
tláim
, -e, -eacha, f., a handful of flax, wool, etc. See slám.
tláith
, -e, a., weak, languid.
tláithe
, g. id., f., weakness; tláitheacht, id.
tláith-neimh
, f., weakening venom, benumbing poison.
tlámaim
, -adh, I tease, comb. See slámaim.
tlás
, -áis, m., weakness, timorousness, weak-spiritedness, defeat.
tláthas
, -ais, m., softness, weakness. See tlás.
tláthuighim
, -ughadh, v. tr. and intr., I reduce, I weaken.
tlocht
, -oicht and -a, m., hoarseness, catarrh.
tlochtán
, -áin, m., a slight hoarseness or catarrh.
tlochtánach
, -aighe, a., somewhat hoarse, having a slight cold.
tlúgh
, g. -úigh and -úighe, d. -úigh, m. and f., a pair of tongs (in M. the f. dat. tlúigh, pron. tlúig, is used as leis an dtlúigh, with the tongs); tlúgh lín, or tlúgh, flax-tongs; in Glengar. tlúgh, flax-tongs, ursul, fire-tongs.
tluiseadh
, -sidh, m., fright; fuair sé t. = tháinic scannradh air, he got frightened (Teelin, Don.); perhaps for cliseadh.