Vödabuk

Tidasteifäd

N.

A candidate for the teaching profession

Tidiäl

N.

Motivation (of a teacher)

Tidod

N.

A lesson (in course/text-book)

Tidodem

N.

A course (of lessons)

Tidäb

N.

A pupil

Tidön

V.

To teach (someone something)

Tied

N.

Tea

Tiedaleplanän

N.

A tea plantation

Tiedaskal

N.

A teapot

Tiediär

N.

A tea caddy

Tif

N.

Theft

Tifalöl

Act. part.

Staggering, stumbling

Tifalön

V.

To stumble, to stagger, to trip up

Tifalükön

V.

To trip (someone else) up

Tifan

N.

A thief

Tifön

V.

To steal (something from someone)

Tigrid

N.

Tiger

Tijod

N.

An artichoke

Tik

N.

A thought

Tikamagot

N.

An idea

Tikan

N.

A thinker

Tikasököd

N.

A line of thought

Tikav

N.

Logic

Tikavan

N.

Logician

Tikavik

Adj.

Logic, logical

Tiket

N.

A (sudden) idea

Tikidavedükik

Adj.

Thought-provoking

Tikit

N.

A ticking sound

Tiko

Adv.

In thought

Tikod

N.

A mental image, a thought

Tikodiloveblin

N.

Telepathy

Tikodön

Tr.

To imagine

Tikodükön

Tr.

To suggest

Tikologädön

V.

To turn over (in the mind)

Tikov

N.

Conceivability

Tikovik

Adj.

Imaginable, conceivable

Tiktö

Interj.

Tick-tack!

Tikäd

N.

Concept, concideration

Tikädabik

Adj.

Considerable

Tikädön

V.

To concider, to have a look at; to inspect

Tikäl

N.

The mind, reasoning (faculty)

Tikälamod

N.

Reasoning

Tikälik

Adj.

Mental, rational

Tikälim

N.

Rationalism

Tikälimik

Adj.

Rationalistic

Tiködön

V.

To imagine

Tiködükam

N.

A suggestion

Tikön (dö)

Int.

To think about, to opine

Til

N.

A thistle

Tiliad

N.

A lime (tree)