Crossword-Solution: TREO 4 letters, 38 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 4

PAGE 129 The metre of this poem, which is also the metre of all the preceeding poems except the second in this romance, but does not occur elsewhere in the collection, may be illustrated by quoting the original of the fifth verse, which runs as follows: Re funiud, re n-aidchi Madit eicen airrthe, Comrac dait re bairche, Ni ba ban in gleo: Ulaid acot gairmsiu, Ra n-gabartar aillsiu, Bud olc doib in taidbsiu Rachthair thairsiu is treo.

Amainaron todas las velas y quedaron con el treo que es la vela grande sin bonetas, y pusiérouse á la corda temporizando hasta el dia viernes que llegaron á uná isleta de los Lucayos que se llamaba en lengua de indios Guanahani._" That is: "They steered west-southwest and experienced a much heavier sea than they had had before in the whole voyage.

The greater portion of the Saxon houses were certainly of timber; in Alfric’s colloquy, it is the carpenter, or worker in wood (_se treo-wyrhta_), who builds houses; and the very word to express the operation of building, _timbrian_, _getimbrian_, signified literally to construct of timber.