twis-—þadei.

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in O. E. twî-feald, Mdl. E. twî-fpld, (for which) Mdn. E. twofold, O. N. twífaldr, O. H. G. zwifalt, M. H. G. zwivalt (For -fait, -fold, s. *falþs), whence zwivaltic, N.H.G. zwieîâltig(ir. suff. -ig, E. -y), adj., twofold; in O. E. twi-spr&ce, adj., double-tongued, twi-sprtec, f., for which Mdl. E. twî-spêche, double speech; comp. O. H. G. zwi-sprehho, 772., 'bifarius', M.H.G. zwispra?chig, adj., th. s., and N. II. G. zwiesprache, f., dialogue - O. E. sprtpc, beside sp&c, /., Mdl. E. sprêche, beside spêche, Mdn. E. speech, O.H.G. sprahha, M. H. G. sprâche, N. H. G. spraclie, f., speech, language, are der. from O. E. sprêcan (Germanic root sprek), spêcan (root spek), Mdl. E. sprêke, spêke, Mdn. E. speak, O. H. G. sprehhan, M. H. G. N. H. G. sprechen, to speak—; in A7. H. G. zwie-spalt, m., dissension, zwie-spáltig (spalt, -spal-tig, w. suff. -ig-, from spalten; s. spilda), M. H. G. zwiespeltic, -spaltie, O. H. G. zwi-spaltig, adj., discordant; and in M. H. G. zwi-traht, A7. H. G. zwie-tracht (-tracht is a M. G. der.

to N. H. G. M. H. G. treffen, O. H. G. treffan; M. G. cht for ft; cf. O. E. drepan, Mdl. E. drepe, O. N. drepa, to hit, strike}, f., discord, whence M. PI. G. zwi-trehtic, N. H. G. zwietrachtig (IF. suff. -ig),adj., discordant.— S. twalif, tweifls.] twis-, insep. pref. denoting1 divergence or separation, in twis-standan, twis-stass; s. standan and follg. w.—Allied to tuz-, q. v. (Comp. LMD., p. 124; also Fst., p. 118). twis-stass, f., a standing aloof from, sedition (âixoffraffía); Gal. 5, 20 (& text and note).— From twis- and *stass, q. v., also twisstandan, under standan. Tykeikus,pr.n. (6, n. 1), Tvxmôs; Eph. 6, 21. Col. 4, 7 (A; Tykê-kus in J3); ace. Tykeiku; II Tim. 4, 12. Tyra, pr. n., the city of Tyre, Tvposj dat. -ai; Lu. 10, 13. 14; ace. -a; Mk. 3, 8. — Comp. follg. w. Tyrus, pr. n., a Tyrian;* occurs only in pi. (for Gr. Tvpos^ s. prec. w.): gen. -ê; Mk. 7, 24.31. Lu. 6, 17; dat. -im; Mt. 11, 22.

þaddaius, pr. n., @aâôaîos; ace. -u; Mk. 3, 18. þadei, adv. (213, n. 1), where, wheresoever, whither (OTTOU); Mk. 6, 55. Jo. 6, 62. 8, 21. 13,

33. 36. 14, 4. (OTTOV av) Mk. 14, 14. (ov) Lu. 10, 1; þishraduh þadei (=þei, q. v.), whithersoever (oTtov av}; Mt. 8,19. Mk. 6, 56. Lu. 9, 57. — From *þaþ