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1 tòir
tòir, tòrachdpursuit, Irish, Early Irish tóir, Irish tóruigheachd, tóireacht: *to-fo-racht, root reg of éirich. Rhys agrees. Cf. Old Irish toracht, successus, processus (= to-racht), tíarmóracht, pursuit (*to-iarm-fo-racht). From Irish tóruighe, pursuer, comes English Tory. -
2 tóir
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3 toir
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4 toir
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5 tòir
nf. gen. tòireach; pl.+ichean, pursuit, diligent search: air thòir, in pursuit -
6 tòrachd
tòir, tòrachdpursuit, Irish, Early Irish tóir, Irish tóruigheachd, tóireacht: *to-fo-racht, root reg of éirich. Rhys agrees. Cf. Old Irish toracht, successus, processus (= to-racht), tíarmóracht, pursuit (*to-iarm-fo-racht). From Irish tóruighe, pursuer, comes English Tory. -
7 Trottoir
[trɔ’toa:ə] n; -s, -s und -e; bes. südd., schw., österr. pavement, Am. sidewalk* * *das Trottoirsidewalk; pavement* * *Trot|toir [trɔ'toaːɐ]nt -s, -s or -e (dated S Ger)pavement (Brit), sidewalk (US)* * *Trot·toir<-s, -s o -e>[trɔˈto̯a:ɐ̯]* * *das; Trottoirs, Trottoire od. Trottoirs pavement* * ** * *das; Trottoirs, Trottoire od. Trottoirs pavement -
8 doir
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9 thoir
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10 Trottoir
Trot·toir <-s, -s o -e> [trɔʼto̭a:ɐ̭] nt(südd, österr, schweiz) ( Bürgersteig) pavement -
11 feart
1. nf. gen.+a; dat. feirt; pl.+an, virtue, efficiency, deed, attribute, inherent quality2. nf. g.d. feirt; pl.+an, attention, notice: na toir feart air, pay no heed to him -
12 thoir
give, Gaelic, Irish tabhair, give thou, q.v. The Gaelic is for toir, a crushed form of tabhair, and this is aspirated on the analogy of bheir, gheibh, and especially of thug, its past tense.
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