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tall

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[taʎ]

1. masculine noun Cut.

Etymology: From Latin *taleum.

tallator

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[taʎaˈtoɾ]

1. masculine noun Tailor.

Etymology: From tallat, participle of tallăre, plus derivative suffix -or.

tibja

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[ˈtibja]

1. feminine noun Tibia.

Etymology: From Latin tibia.

trascoll

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[tɾaʃˈkoʎ]

1. masculine noun Nape, back of the neck.

Etymology: From tras plux coll.

tras

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[tɾas]

1. preposition After (in a sequence of events or a time lapse).

Etymology: From Latin trans.

tirranza

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[tiˈranza]

1. feminine noun Tiredness, boredom.

Etymology: From tirr-, stem of tirrăre-si, plus derivative suffix -anza.

tirrat

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[tiˈrat]

1. adjective Tired.

Etymology: From tirr-, stem of tirrăre-si, plus derivative suffix -at.

tirrăre-si

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[ˈtirəɾesi]

1. pronominal verb To get tired.

Etymology: From English to tire.

tomba

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[ˈtomba]

1. feminine noun Tomb.

Etymology: From Latim tumba.

tosura

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[toˈsuɾa]

1. feminine noun Cough.

Etymology: From tos-, stem of tosăre, plus derivative suffix -ura.