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1. Plain. Broad: nearly like t in tone, bottom; as, tog to raise, trom heavy, brat a covering.

2. Small: like ch in cheek, choose; as, tinn sick, caillte lost.

3. Aspirated. Like h in house; as, thig shall come, throisg fasted, maith good.

4. Quiescent: in the middle of a polysyllable, in the end of a long syllable, and in certain tenses of a few irregular verbs when preceded by d'; as, snitheach^[17] watery, sìth peace, an d' thug e? did he give? also in the pronoun thusa thou.