Lidepla-English dictionary

tia-son — (kwo) first cousin (aunt's son)

tifus — (kwo) typhus

tigra — (kwo) tiger

tigro — (kwo) male tiger

tigrina — (kwo) tigress

yuntigra — (kwo) tiger cub

tik — (kwo) tic

tiki — (zwo) tic

tikli — (zwo) tickle

tikla — (kwo) tickle

tiktaki — (zwo) tick (emit recurring clicking sounds)

tiktaking — (kwo) ticking

til — (konekti) till, until

fon kapa til pedas — from head to foot

Til aksham! — Till the evening!

Me bu jan-te se til nau. — I didn't know it until now.

tim — (kwo) team (a group organized to work or play together)

timbra — (kwo) timbre

timide — (kwel) timid, bashful, shy

timidem — (komo) timidly

timidi, timidefai — (zwo) be shy, behave timidly

tin — (kwo) tin, tin plate

tin ken — tin can

tineijer — (kwo) teenager, adolescent

tineijer-yash — (kwo) adolescence

English

tinta — (kwo) ink

tintadan — (kwo) inkpot

Spanish

tintini — (zwo) clink, tinkle, jingle

tintini glasa kun koywan — clink glasses with smb

Spanish

tinza — (kwo) arbour, pergola

Mandarin

tip — (kwo) type (class)

tipike — (kwel) typical

tiran — (kwo) tyrant

tirantaa — (kwo) tyranny

tirani — (zwo) tyrannize

Greek

tiri — (zwo) draw, pull, drag

ek-tiri — (zwo) give a tug

tira — (kwo) pull, tug, draught

tiriboxa — (kwo) drawer (box)

korkatirika — (kwo) corkscrew

tirpan — (kwo) scythe

tirpani — (zwo) scythe

Turkish

tit — (kwo) nipple, teat

titan — (kwo) Titan, titan

titanike — (kwel) titanic

titanium — (kwo) titanium

titar — (kwo) partridge

Hindi

Titikaka — (kwo) Lake Titicaca

titla — (kwo) title (of a book, article, person), heading

titla-piktura — (kwo) frontispiece (of a book)

See also: subtitla

to — 1) (inplas-kwo) that, those

Se es dom, e to es auto. — This is a house, and that is a car.

To es avion, bu faula. — That is an airplane, not a bird.

Me bu jan nixa om to. — I know nothing about that.

to es — that is, i.e.

toy — (inplas-kwel) that, those

Toy kitaba bu es interes-ney. — That book is not interesting.

2) (gramatika) optional apposition marker

kota to kapter – cat the catcher

avion to fortesa – a plane that is also a fortress

toki — (zwo) talk, converse

toki kun koywan — talk to smb

toka — (kwo) conversation, talk, discourse

toknik — (kwo) conversationalist

tokon — (kwo) stump, stub

kol-tokon — cabbage stump

sigareta-tokon — cigarette end / butt

Spanish

Tokyo — (kwo) Tokyo

tol — (kwo) customs (governmental agency)

Swedish

toleri — (zwo) tolerate, stand, bear

tolera — (kwo) toleration, tolerance

toleribile — (kwel) tolerable, bearable, endurable

notoleribile — (kwel) unbearable, intolerable

tolerishil — (kwel) tolerant, lenient

tolerishiltaa — (kwo) lenience

tolki — (zwo) interprete, expound

tolka — (kwo) interpretation

Russian

tom — (kwo) volume, tome (book)

tomata — (kwo) tomato

tomata saus — tomato sauce

tompi — (zwo) stamp (step heavily), tramp, pound

tomping — (kwo) stamping, tramping

kaval-tomping — (kwo) thud / clatter of horses' hoofs

See also: topti

Russian

ton — (kwo) tone

See also: tonus

tona — (kwo) ton

Polish

tonus — (kwo) tonus, tonicity, tone

topale — (kwel) lame

topali — (zwo) limp

topaling — (kwo) limping, lameness

Turkish

topti — (zwo) trample (beat down with the feet, tread destructively), tramp on, trample down

Russian

topuk — (kwo) heel (part of the foot on the backside only; the part of a shoe's sole is "kabluk")

Turkish

torcha — (kwo) torch

tori — (zwo) tear, rip

austori, wektori — tear out (of)

tori kasam (wada) — break one's oath (promise)

tora — (kwo) tear

toripes — (kwo) scrap, shred

Hindi

tormenti — (zwo) torment, distress; agonize, suffer torments

tormenta — (kwo) torment, misery, distress

tormentisi — (zwo) torture, make suffer (cf. "torturi")

tornado — (kwo) tornado

torneo — (kwo) tournament

torsi — (zwo) twist, wring, contort

torsi por tunga — writhe with pain

torta — (kwo) gateaux, cake (especially a rich and elaborate one filled with custard, fruit, or nuts)

tortakin — (kwo) pastry, tart

German

tortuga — (kwo) turtle

tortuga shel — turtle's shell

tortura — (kwo) torture (infliction of severe physical pain as a means of punishment or coercion)

torturi — (zwo) torture

toryum — (kwo) thorium (chem.)