[ta]
1. derivative suffix Added to an adjective, it derives the corresponding noun. This noun is of feminine gender and makes its plural in -tatas. It sometimes adds an intermediate -i- vowel. Example: ouscur (adjective), dark, ouscurità (noun), darkness; aintïu (adjective), antique, aintjutà (noun), antiquity.
Etymology: From Latin -tate.
[ˈteu̯la]
1. feminine noun Tile (of a roof).
Etymology: From Latin tegula.
[ˈtenda]
1. feminine noun Tent.
2. feminine noun Shop.
Etymology: From Latin *tenda, shop.
[ˈtendɾe]
1. transitive verb To buy (something), to purchase.
2. intransitive verb To buy.
Etymology: From tenda.
3. transitive verb To extend, to stretch.
4. intransitive verb To tend.
Etymology: From Latin tendere.
[ˈtela]
1. feminine noun Cloth, fabric.
Etymology: From Latin tela.
[ˈteʃəɾe]
1. transitive verb To weave, to knit.
Etymology: From Latin texere.
[ˈtiŋd͡ʒəɾe]
1. transitive verb To dye.
Etymology: From Latin tingere.