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thoroughly
(a)   dižānist adv
(considerably, thoroughly)
(b)   pū’ojistiz adv
(thoroughly, substantially)
(c)   täudzistõz adv
(exhaustively, thoroughly)
						
those
  ne gr
(they, these, those)
						
though
(a)   ju adv
(after all, though, but)
(b)   umīț adv
(still, after all, though)

He did not know that though.   Ta umīț siedā i’z tīeda.

(c)   u’mmit adv
(after all, though)

I told you though, but you did not listen.   Ma u’mmit si’nnõn kītiz, bet sa i’zt kūl.

						
though
  koks knj
(though, although)

Though I have asked many (people).   Koks ka ma pǟgiņd kä’dst u’m ki’zzõn.

						
thought
  mõtkõz s
(thought)

secret thoughts   salā mõtkõd

A good idea occurred to me [~came into my head].   Mi’nnõn tu’ļ mīelõ (~ pǟ’zõ) jõvā mõtkõz.

There is not a single Livonian, who would not think one thought: let there not be war again.   Ä’b lī mitī’dtõ līvlizt, kis ä’b mõtlõks ī’dtõ mõtkõzt: algõ līnd jemīņ suo’ddõ.

The person is [deep] in thought.   Rištīng u’m mõtkõd jūsõ.

Everyone has their own thoughts in [their] head.   Jegāī’dõn at eņtš mõtkõd pǟsõ.

He came to such conclusions [~thoughts].   Ta tu’ļ seļlizt mõtkõd pǟlõ.

He is [deep] in thought.   Ta u’m eņtš mõtkõd sizāl.

						
thoughtless
  kievām|mēļi adj
(careless, thoughtless)
						
thoughtlessness
  kievām|mēļit s
(carelessness, thoughtlessness)
						
thousand
  tū’ontõ
(thousand)

five thousand   vīž tū’ontõ

						
thousandfold
  tū’ontõ|kȭrdali adj
(thousandfold)
						
thousandfold
  tū’ontõ|kȭrdalistiz adv
(thousandfold)
						
thousandth
  tū’ontõz
(thousandth)
						
thread
  kīer, kīermõz s
(winding, thread)

The front ropes had thread in one direction, the back ropes [had it] in the other direction.   E’ḑḑizt kīedõdõn vȯ’ļ ī’tiz kīer, ta’ggizt kīedõdõn tegīž tuoistiz kīer.

The threads went in through the mouth of the seine net and there were also swivels by the wings of the seine net.   Kīerõd lekštõ si’zzõlpē’ḑõn vadā sū pūol ja vadā tībõd jūsõ ve’l vȯ’ļtõ īerõd.

Several threads are together.   Mits kīerdõ attõ ku’bsõ.

						
thread
  lānga s
(thread)

[They] threaded the thread through the needle.   Lānga pu’gtizt nõ’ggõlõn tagān.

						
threat
  ädāstimi, ädātimi s
(threat)
						
threat of war
  suodā|ädā s
(threat of war)
						
three
  kuolm num
(three)

three years younger   kuolm āigastõ nūoŗim

three years old   kuolm āigastõ vanā

for three years   kuolm āigastõks

in the first three reading books   kuolms e’žmižis lu’gdõbrǭntiš

						
three hundred
  kuolm||sadā, kuolm|sa’ddõ
(three hundred)

three hundred years old   kuolmsadā āigast va’nnit

in three hundred years   pie’rrõ kuolmõsa’ddõ āigastõ

three hundred first   kuolmsadā e’žmi

three hundred years   kuolmsa’ddõ āigastõ

						
three score (60 pieces)
  šok s
(three score (60 pieces))

There are sixty pieces in three score.   Šoksõ u’m kūžkimdõ kabālt.

						
three together
  kuolmskiņ adv
(three together, in a group of three)

The three of them went to Irē. [~They went as a group of three to Irē.]   Ne lekštā kuolmskiņ Irēl.

						
three-coloured
  kuolm|kǭrali adj
(three-coloured)
						
three-hundredth
  kuolm|sadāz
(three-hundredth)
						
three-layer
  kuolm|kȭrdali adj
(triple, threefold, three-layer)

a three-layer roof   kuolmkȭrdali katūks

						
three-legged
  kuolm|jaļgi adj
(three-legged)
						
three-masted
  kuolm|pēļi adj
(three-masted)

a three-masted ship with yards   kuolmpēļi rǭjõdõks kuo’ig

						
three-month
  kuolm|kūi adj
(three-month)

three-month courses   kuolmkūizt kursõd

						

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