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English Words That Start With T
Showing words 1 - 90 out of 767
t-shirt
ikceya mahed úƞpi
table
akaƞn wótapi
table
waahnutapi
table (on paper)
ṭokṭokca pazopi owapi
table of contents
wówapi táku ed uƞ
tablespoon
ṭukiha ṭáƞka
tack
mázanaṗeṗe
tackle
iyaḣpaye
tackle
kaṡeye
tackle (fishing)
uƞ hoḳuwapi
taco
waṭoṭo oṡteṡteya opemni
taco
waṭoṭo k’a ṭado opemnipi
tactic
tóḳed ec̣uƞ kte
tadpole
hoṡuƞpeṡda
tadpole
hnáṡka tístiƞna
tag
táku iḳoyagyapi
tail
siƞte
tail of a bird
upi
tailbone
c̣aƞkahu ihaƞke
take
icu
take
iyecu
take a message
iapicu icu
take a nap
ayuġiƞ
take a short nap
ayuġaƞ ye
take a shortcut
akaḣmiƞ iyaye
take a step
c̣aehde
take a stroll
omaniye
take a walk
omaniye
take a wife
ṭawicuṭuƞ
take apart
yużużu
take apart
yuṡpuṡpu
take away
pażużu
take away
ṭoḳaƞn icu
take back
iḳikcu
take back
ehdaku
take back
aḳe ikikcu
take care of one's self
ihduha
take care of one's self
owiciżi
take chunks of meat off hide
baṡpu
take corn off the cob to dry
baṡdaye
take down
yuożu
take hold of
oyuspa
take hold of
oyuze
take home
ahde
take in as a relative
huƞkaye
take kernels off the cob (of corn)
yuṡku
take off
yuṡdoke
take off (clothing)
hduṡdoke
take off running
naṗe
take one's own medicine
ṗeżuhuta ikikcu
take one's self away
ihduṭoḳaƞ
take refuge
oinaṗe
take someone from place to place
iyaza
take someone home with you
aḳihde
take something there
aye
take this
na
take turns
owas ec̣uƞpi
take turns
iƞye k’a niye
take turns
uƞma iṭogṭog
take turns
niṡto iyuta
takeable
icuṗica
taking back what is yours
iḳikcupi
talented
wayuṗike
talk
wóhdake
talk about
iwohdake
talk back to
itkob ahiyu
talk bad about someone
ṡikṡidya wóhdaka
talk bad to someone
iok’oyena
talk in a self-pitying way
ihdaṡice
talk on and on
ok’oye
talk on and on
ok’oyaƞke
talk with
wókiyake
talking in one's sleep
iṡtiƞma wóhdaka
talking incessantly
okoyakapi
talking nonsense
okoyakapi
talking song
iapi odowaƞ kaḣya
tamarack
ṡiƞta
tangrams
wówapi ite owapi okaġapi
tank (for fuel)
ohnake
tank (for war)
okic̣ize máza iyec̣iƞkopte
tanned hide
ṭahawayakpaƞyaƞ
tantrum
wóc̣aƞniye
tap
katoto
tap (a tree)
yuḣdoke
tap a tree
c̣aƞ kaḣdoke
tape
iyaskabyapi
tape measure
wíyuṭa
tape recorder
ho uƞ naġoyapi
tardy
iyehaƞkiṡni
target
táku ḳutepi
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