DeDanaan

Tí­r : (Gaeilge - Irish) pron. “teer”
an tí­r pron. “un TEER”
Ár dtí­r pron. “aw*r deer” = our land

1. Country; land; state; nation
2. District; territory
3. Rural district(s)
4. Land (as opposed to sea)
5. Country; native; ordinary

Tine : (Gaeilge-Irish) pron. “TIN-e”

1. Fire (in a fireplace)
2. Destructive fire
3. Incandescence; flame
4. Luminosity, glow; flash
5. Inflammation
6. Firing of guns

Ticks : Small epidermal parasites that are opportunists and will feed on any suitable host. See “Lawyers”

Thrashbarg, Old : Old Thrashbarg is a sort of holy man on the planet Lamuella. He’s a decent and Bob-fearing man, and he was kind to the Sandwich Maker.

Teanga : (Gaeilge - Irish) pron. “TANG-uh”
an teanga “un TANG-uh”

1. tongue of a person, animal, or bird
2. language
3. Thing like a tongue in shape or function

Teach : (Gaeilge-Irish) pron. “tahk*”

1. House; habitation; dwelling
2. Public building

Tea : Dried leaves, boiled.

Tea is considered a delicacy in many parts of the Galaxy. However, the proliferation of Sirius Cybernetics Corporation Nutrimatic Drinks Machines has made it very hard to get a good cup of tea. It is also a strong Brownian Motion producer. When a Brambleweeny57 sub-meson brain is linked to an atomic vector plotter suspended in a nice hot cup of tea, finite amounts of improbability are produced. This scientific effect was used to manufacture the Infinite Improbability Drive that powers the starship ‘Heart of Gold.’

A favorite drink of Arthur Dent.

Tart : (Gaeilge-Irish) pron. “TAHR-ruht”

1. Thirst
2. Dryness; drought
3. Strong desire; craving

Talamh : (Gaeilge - Irish) pron. “TAH-luhv”
ár dtalamh pron. “aw*r DAH-luhv” = our earth, land

1. The earth
2. Surface of the earth
3. Dry land
4. Surface of ground
5. Land; soil
6. Total extent of land; territory; country
7. Property in land
8. Spot of ground
9. Land under water
10. Solid base (for discussion, understanding)
11. Fundamentally; thoroughly
12. To gain ground; progress