tath

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  1. The dung or manure left on land where live stock has been fed. Also teathe. [Provincial English]
  2. Strong grass growing round the dung of cattle. [Provincial English]
  3. To manure, as a field, by allowing live stock to graze upon it. [Provincial English]

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  • At leest, nawt wun tath we wud offer teh congar ratz, oar teh danzing an celebrayshuns. —  סטארטר
  • But it offen happens, tath sumwun iz reskewed bay moar than wun purrson. weewooweewooweewoo CCC cumin throo weewooweewoo —  סטארטר
  • The fact is tath EVs are a proven technology which will only get better. —  Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
  • If you were to here them on the radio today, would you recognize their voices and say "Oh snap, that Electrik Red, turn tath * ish up"??? —  SOHH Blogs
  • For this suchness or thatness is the effulgence of great wisdom, the universal illumination of the dharmadhвtu (universe), the true and adequate knowledge, the mind pure and clean in its own nature, the eternal, the blessed, the self-regulating and the pure, the tranquil, the inimitable and the free, and this is called the tathвgatagarbha or the dharmakвya. —  A History of Indian Philosophy, Volume 1
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  1. from Middle English tath, from Icelandic tadh = Swedish dial. tad, manure, dung; cf. Icelandic tadha, hay from the home field, the home field itself; literally ‘that which is scattered’; cf. Old High German zata, zota, German zote, a rag: see ted.
  2. Also teathe; from Icelandic tedhja (= Norwegian tedja), manure, from tadh, manure: see tath, n. The same verb in a more genitive sense appears as English ted: see ted.
 

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