[Þus] for Þis, 785, 2586. (In comp. þus-gate.)
Tid, n. S. time, hour, 2100.
[Til], prep. S. to, 141, 762, 864, &c. See [Intil], [Þertil].
Til, v. S. to tell, 1348.
Tilled, part. pa. S. obtained, acquired (lit. drawn, taken), 438. V. Gl. R. Br. in v. tille, and see quotation under Goddot.
Tinte, pa. t. S. lost, 2023. Sir Tr. p. 104. V. Jam.
Tirneden, pa. t. pl. S. turned, 603.
Tiþandes, n. pl. Icel. tidings, 2279.
[To-], in composition with verbs, is usually augmentative, or has the force of the Lat. dis-. To-brised, part. pa. very much bruised, 1950. (See [Brisen].) To-cruhsse, inf. crush in pieces, 1992. To-deyle, inf. divide, 2099. (See [Deled].) To-drawen, part. pa. dragged or pulled to death, 2001. (See [Drou].) To-frusshe, inf. break in pieces, 1993. To-hewen, part. pa. hewn in pieces, 2001. To-riuen, part. pa. torn or riven in pieces, 1953. To-rof, pa. t. burst open, 1792. To-shiuere, inf. shiver in pieces, 1993. To-shiuered, part. pa. shivered to pieces, 2667. To-tere, inf. tear in pieces, 1839. To-torn, part. pa. torn in pieces, 1948, 2021. To-tusede, part. pa. entirely rumpled or tumbled, 1948. In one case only we find it to be merely the prep. to in composition; viz. in To-yede, pa. t. went to, 765. (See [Yede].) [See note on this prefix in Gloss. to William of Palerne.]
To, adv. S. too, 303, 689, 691, &c.