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tiagaim

1 tathaich

visit, frequent, tendency to vomit (Hend.) Irish tathuighim, Middle Irish aithigim; formed form the prep. aith, back, rather than a compound of tiagaim as in imthich, our imich (that is, *ati-tig-, go back again). Stokes prefers root at, go, formerly discussed under tànaiste.

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2 tighinn

coming, Irish tighim, I come, Early Irish tiagaim, Old Irish tiagu, tíchtu ( tíchtin), adventus: *tigô, *teigô, from root stei$$gh, sti$$gh, go; Greek $$G steíhw, walk; Gothic steigan, ascend, German steigen, English stair: Sanskrit stighnute, stride.

Etymological dictionary of the Gaelic language > tighinn

stair — (n.) O.E. stæger flight of steps, also a single step, from P.Gmc. *staigri (Cf. O.N., O.Fris. stiga, M.Du. stighen, O.H.G. stigan, Ger. steigen, Goth. steigan to go up, ascend; O.E. stigan to climb, go; Ger. Steig path, O … Etymology dictionary