T.

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

Takt, m., tact, right feeling.

Tan´ne, f. (pl. -n), fir-tree.

Tan´nenbaum, m. (pl. -̈e), fir-tree.

Tan´te, f. (pl. -n), aunt.

Tanz, m. (pl. -̈e), dance.

tanzen, to dance; der Tanzende, dancer.

Ta´schentuch, n. (pl. -̈er), pocket-handkerchief.

Tau´ern = die hohen Tauern, pl., High Tauern Mountains.

Tau´ernhaus, n., "High Tauern Inn," Summit House.

Tau´ernwirt, m., host or landlord of the "High Tauern Inn."

tau´send, thousand; was tausend! (interj.) the deuce! Good Gracious!

tau´sendmal, (a) thousand times.

Teil, m. (pl. -e), part, share; zu teil werden, to fall to one’s share, to be granted or bestowed.

tei´len, to divide, to part; sich teilen, to share; to divide itself, to fork.

Tenor´, m. (pl. -e), tenor; hoher Tenor, upper tenor.

Terzett´, n. (pl. -e), terzetto, trio.

teu´er (attrib. teurer, teure, teures), dear (dearest); expensive.

Tha´rau, Tharau (fictitious name).

that ... weh, see wehthun.

thät´s (condit., dialect. = würde thun or würde), would.

Thee, m., tea.

Thee´kessel, m. (pl. —), tea-kettle.

Thor, n. (pl. -e), (city-)gate; vor die Thore, outside the city-gates.

Thrä´ne, f. (pl. -n), tear.

thun (that, gethan), to do, to work, to busy one’s self.

Thür(e), f. (pl. Thüren), door.

thut´s (dialect.) = thut; kennen thut’s kein Mensch (dialect.) = kein Mensch erkennt Sie.

tief, deep(ly), profound(ly), lively (conversation).

Tier´welt, f. animal world, animal kingdom.

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

Toch´ter, f. (pl. -̈), daughter.

Töch´terlein, n. (pl. —), beloved daughter, darling daughter.

Tod, m., death.

To´desnachricht, f. (pl. -en), news of some one’s death.

toll, frantic, nonsensical.

Ton, m. (pl. -̈e), tone, tune, sound of one’s voice.

topp! (interj.), done! agreed!

Trabant´, m. (pl. -en), follower.

tra´fen ... zusam´men, see zusammentreffen.

traf´s (dialect.) = träf(e) es, might (could) hit it.

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

Trag´weite, f., range (of a gun).

trau´en, to trust (to, dat.), to rely (upon, dat.).

Traum, m. (pl. -̈e), dream; schwerer Traum, oppressive dream.

trau´rig, dreary, wretched.

tref´fen (traf, getroffen), to strike, to hit; sich treffen, to meet (one another).

trei´ben (trieb, getrieben), to drive, to carry on, to deal, to do, to urge on, to compel.

tren´nen, to separate, to part; sich trennen, to part with or from one another.

treu, true (truly), faithful(ly), devoted(ly).

treu´herzig, true-hearted, sincere.

trin´ken (trank, getrunken), to drink.

tro´cken, dry(ly), cool(ly).

trock´nen, to dry, to get dry.

Trost, m., solace, relief, comfort; recht bei Trost sein, to be in one’s right mind.

trö´sten, to relieve, to cheer.

trotz (genit.), in spite of.

trotzdem´, nevertheless; (= trotzdem daß), although.

Ty´phus, m., typhus (-fever).

Tyro´ler, m. (pl. —), Tyrolese, inhabitant of Tyrol; roter Tyroler, (home-grown) claret of Tyrol.

Tyro´lerhut, m. (pl. -̈e), Tyrolese hat, Alpine hat.