teirig
pr pt a' teireachdainn, va & n. Fail, be spent, be exhausted. 2 Wear out, spend, exhaust. 3 Go, repair to. Theirig orm, all mine is run out; nuair a theirigeas gual teirigidh obair, when coals run out (smith-) work is at an end; theirig iad, they are done, consumed; teirig ris, fight him, try him; chan e am bòrd a theirig dhut ach am beagan fearainn, it was not the mould-board of the plough that would not work enough but you had not enough land to plough; theirig an sgeul, the story was finished — an idiomatic way of finishing a tale; teirig a-steach do a h-ionnsaidh, go in to her; teirig mun cuairt, go round about; theirigear air a ghlùintean aig bonn na crannaige, he knelt at the foot of the pulpit; na teirig a-mach san oidhche, do not walk out at night; gus an teirig an latha, till the day comes to an end.
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