Vödabuk

Telefonot

N.

A telephone call

Telefonön

V.

To ring up, to telephone

Telegrafot

N.

A telegram

Televid

N.

Television

Televidadanunam

N.

A television commercial (advertisement)

Televidadaäd

N.

A television channel

Televidalekoned

N.

A television series; a soap opera

Televidaskrin

N.

A television screen

Televidön

V.

To watch television

Telid

Adj.

Second

Telidan

N.

A second (person)

Telidklad

Adj.

Second class

Telidnaedo

Adv.

For the second time

Telik

Adj.

Double

Telpad

N.

A double page

Telplänovik

Adj.

Ambiguous

Telrüdedagün

N.

A double-barrelled gun

Telspikot

N.

A dialogue

Telton

N.

A diphthong

Teläd

N.

Twins

Teläl

N.

A dissension

Telön

V.

To double

Telüm

N.

A duet

Tem

N.

A synagogue, a temple (for worship)

Temunan

N.

A witness

Temunön

V.

To bear witness

Temül

N.

A chapel

Tenid

N.

Suspense, tension

Tenidükön

V.

To flex, to span, to stretch

Tenor

N.

A tenor (music)

Tenön

V.

To range, to spread out, to stretch (arms, legs)

Tenükön

V.

To make tense, to reach for, to stretch out

Teorik

Adj.

Theoretic(al)

Teorod

N.

A proposition, a theory

Tep

N.

A storm

Ter

N.

An aunt/uncle

Tereben

N.

Turpentine

Tet

N.

A (cow's) udder

Teup

N.

Oakum

Tevan

N.

An itinerant, a wanderer

Tevön

V.

To roam, to migrate, to wander

Ti

Adv.

Almost, nearly

Tibiad

N.

Shin, tibia

Tid

N.

Instruction

Tidabuk

N.

A text-book

Tidadüp

N.

A lesson (in classroom)

Tidagitod

N.

A teaching qualification

Tidan

N.

A teacher

Tidanajul

N.

A teacher training college

Tidanef

N.

The teaching staff