v ā (g) (tart) dries up (intrans.): ron tart a braga his throat dried up, Bodl. Dinds. 39 . rotartsat a tenctha, CCath. 2536 . ro tart an talam futhu la sicc, 2324 v.l. Part. co m-bidis na d-taiseandaibh tartaigh[th]e taeb-thiorma, MR 102.5 .

v g, perh. formed on do-rat (do-beir) (Plummer MS. notes) gives: is dilis cia tartaigtar doib i n-a coibce `whatever has been given them as their dowry is theirs by right,' Laws v 292.18 , glossed dobertar, 294.4 Comm. acht co tartaigter damsa na tri haiscedha conaigiub, IT iii 194.6 v.l. robad dir deiside lapis do rada fri gach ni fris tairtaigther cois, Auraic. 3399 v.l. (tarraigther, text). See táraigid.