tappa˜ai, tappa——ai, n. Striking out in swimming.
          E. dabble, D

     tappu, v.t. To beat, as a cloth in washing.
          F. tape, taper; Pror. G. tapp. tapps, Ice. tapsa. toepta,
          E.tap, dab.

     tappu, tappai, tappa——ai, P. tab…r, E. tabor, OF. tabour.

     ta˜ir, n. Tender shoot.
          Gk. thallos.

     tƒ, vt. To give, tƒnam, v.n. Gift.
          This is one of the important verbs in Tamil, and forms
          one of a set of three relative terms relating to the act
          of giving, the other two being ‘…’ and ‘kodu’, and the
          use of this is restricted by grammar to persons of equal
          rank, and also to the first and second person to some
          extent.
          This is not only the theme of several single words, but
          also a component of many compound words in West
          Aryan.
          L. doro (to give). E. donee (recipient of gift).
          L. donationem, F. and E. donation.
          L. donativus, E. donative.
          L. donatarius, E. donatory.
          L. donatorem, OF. doneur, E. donor.
          E. date, “F. f. L. data term, p.p. of dare (letter)given (at
          such a time and place)” C.O.D.
          E. dative “f. L. dativus (dare. dat-give”) - C.O.D.
          E. datum, “f. L. lent p.p. of dare give”.- C.O.D.
          E. perdition-”f. OF. perdicium f. L. perditionem per dare
          -dit = dare’ give”-C.O.D.
          E. Tradition-”f. OF. tradition f. L. traditionem ...........L.
          TRA. dare dit = dare give”- C.O.D.

     tƒ--i, n. Stoutness, strength.
          AS. dohtig, dyhtig. E. doughtly (stout, valient). Dan.
          dygtig, G. tuchtig.