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Ta, Ta-ta, sn. papa (used by coloured people) |
Taai, bn. tough, sticky |
Taaibos, sn. sort shrub |
Taaierig, bn. rather tough, sticky |
Taaihyd, sn. toughness |
Taaipit, sn. cling-stone |
Taak, sn. task |
Taal, sn. language, speech |
Taalfout, sn. grammatical error |
Taalkenner, sn. linguist |
Taalkunde, sn. grammar |
Taalkundig, bn. en bw. grammatical -ly |
Tabak, sn. tobacco |
Tabaksak, sn. tobacco-pouch |
Tabernakel, sn. tabernacle |
Tafel, sn. table, index, board |
Tafelbediinde, sn. waiter |
Tafelberg, sn. table-mountain |
Tafelgenees, sn. sort table linen |
Tafelgesprek, sn. table talk |
Tafelkleed, Tafellaken, sn. table cloth |
Tafelmes, sn. table knife |
Tafereel, sn. picture |
Tagtig, Tagentig, tw. eighty |
Tagtigmaal, bw. eighti-times |
Tagtigste, bn. eightieth |
Tak, sn. bough, branch |
Takbok, sn. stag |
Takel, w. to tackle, rig |
Takhaar, sn. untrained, unpolished |
Taks, sn. task, due portion, rate |
Takseer, w. to tax, value |
Tal, sn. number |
Talent, sn. talent, endowment, ability |
Talm, w. to loiter, linger |
Talmerig, bn. lingering |
Talmery, sn. delay, lingering |
Talrik, bn. numerous |
Talrikhyd, sn. numerousness |
Tam, bn. tired, exhausted |
Tamaai, bn. P. very large (vulgar) |
Tamati, sn. tomato |
Tamboer, sn. drum |
Tamboerslaner, sn. drummer |
Tamelik, bn. en bw. tolerable -bly |
Tammelettji, sn. F. toffy |
Tand, sn. tooth |
Tandeborsel, sn. tooth-brush |
Tandeloos, bn. toothless |
Tandetrekker, sn. tooth-drawer |
Tandflees, sn. gums |
Tandpyn, sn. tooth-ache |
Tang, sn. (pair of) tongs, pincers |
Tanni, sn. aunty |
Tanta, Tante, sn. aunt |
Tap, sn. tap |
Tap, w. to tap |
Tapper, sn. tapster |
Tapyt, sn. carpet, tapestry |
Tapytskoen, sn. slipper |
Tariif, sn. tariff, rate |
Tarwe, sn. wheat |
Tas, sn. pocket, bag, pouch |
Tas, w. to feel, grope |
Tasbaar, bn. tangible |
Tassal, sn. M. pickled meat |
Tater, sn. nickname for coloured person |
Tawwerd, Tabbert, sn. robe, dress |
Te, bw. too |
Té, sn. tea |
Te'ater, sn. theatre |
Téblad, sn. tealeaf |
Téboom, sn. teatree |
Tébossi, sn. shrub used for tea |
Teef, sn. bitch, dissolute woman |
Teel, w. to be fruitful (of a woman) |
Teen, fs. against, to, near to |
Teenan, fs. against |
Teenbabbel, w. to contradict |
Teenbefel, sn. counter order |
Teenbewys, sn. counter proof |
Teenblink, w. to reflect |
Teenbots, w. to dash against |
Teendeel, sn. contrary |
Teendrywe, w. to float against |
Teeneet, w. to begin to loathe a thing by eating too much of it |
Teengaan, w. to oppose, prevent |
Teengalm, w. to resound |
Teengif, sn. antidote |
Teenhou, w. to hinder, prevent |
Teenhouding, sn. prevention |
Teenklink, w. to sound to one's ear |
Teenkom, w. to meet |
Teenlag, w. to smile upon |
Teenloop, w. to meet |
Teenmiddel, sn. antidote |
Teeno'er, bw. opposite |
Teenparty, sn. opponent |
Teenpartyer, sn. opponent |
Teenpraat, w. to contradict |
Teenprater, sn. contradictor |
Teenpruttel, w. to mutter against |
Teenry, w. to ride or drive against |
Teensin, sn. aversity |
Teenskreeu, w. to cry against |
Teenskrywe, w. to write against |
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Teenspoed, sn. adversity |
Teenspoedig, bn. en bw. unprosperous -ly |
Teenspraak, sn. contradiction |
Teenstaan, w. to withstand, resist |
Teenstand, sn. resistance |
Teenstander, sn. opposer, enemy |
Teenstem, w. to vote against |
Teenswoordig, bw. now a-days |
Teenwoordig, bn. present |
Teenwoordighyd, sn. presence |
Teer, sn. tar |
Teer, w. to tar |
Teer, bn. en bw. tender -ly |
Teeragtig, bn. tarry |
Teergefoelig, bn. delicate, sensitive |
Teergefoelighyd, sn. delicacy |
Teerhartig, bn. tenderhearted |
Teerhartighyd, sn. tenderheartedness |
Teerhyd, sn. tenderness |
Tefergeefs, bw. in vain |
Tefrede, bn. content, satisfied |
Tefredenhyd, sn. contentment |
Tege, bw. against |
Tegemoet-gaan, w. to go to meet |
Tegemoetkoming, sn. indemnification |
Tégoed, sn. tea-things |
Teken, sn. sign, mark, token, symptom, proof |
Teken, w. to draw, sign |
Tekenboek, sn. sketch-book |
Tekening, sn. drawing, signing, signature |
Tekenkuns, sn. art of drawing |
Teks, sn. text, topic |
Tel, w. to tell, count |
Telbaar, bn. numerable |
Telefoon, sn. telephone |
Telegraaf, sn. telegraph |
Telegrafeer, w. to wire, telegraph |
Telegrafi, sn. telegraphy |
Telegrafiis, bn. telegraphic |
Telegrafist, sn. telegraphist |
Telegram, sn. telegram |
Télepel, sn. tea-spoon |
Teleskoop, sn. telescope |
Teleurstel, w. to disappoint |
Teleurstelling, sn. disappointment |
Telkens, bw. every moment |
Telkuns, sn. arithmetic |
Teller, sn. numerator, counter |
Telling, sn. numeration |
Telwoord, sn. numeral adjective |
Tem, w. to tame, subdue |
Tembaar, bn. tamable |
Tembaarhyd, sn. tamableness |
Temmer, sn. tamer |
Temming, sn. taming |
Tempel, sn. tempel, church |
Tempeliir, sn. templar |
Temper, w. to temper |
Temperatuur, sn. temperature |
Tempering, sn. tempering |
Temptasi, sn. temptation, torment |
Tender, w. E. to tender |
Tenger, bn. slender, slim |
Tengerhyd, sn. slenderness |
Tengerig, bn. tiny |
Tenoor, sn. tenor |
Tenoorstem, sn. tenor-singer |
Tensy, fw. unless |
Tent, sn. tent |
Tentmaker, sn. tent-maker |
Tentoonspryding, sn. display |
Tentoonstel, w. to exhibit |
Tentoonstelling, sn. show, exhibition |
Tentsyl, sn. awning |
Tentwa, sn. tent-wagon |
Teologi, sn. theology |
Teologiis, sn. theological |
Teoloog, sn. divine |
Teori, sn. theory |
Tépel, sn. nipple |
Tépot, sn. tea-pot |
Tereg, bw. to rights, rightly |
Teregstelling, sn. trial |
Teregwysing, sn. execution |
Terentaal, sn. guinea-fowl |
Tergagtig, bn. provoking, fond of teasing |
Terge, w. to tease, provoke |
Tergend, bn. provoking |
Tergery, sn. provocation |
Téring, sn. consumption |
Téringagtig, bn. consumptive |
Terloops, bw. by-the-way |
Term, sn. term |
Termeter, sn. thermometer |
Ternouernood, bw. hardly, scarcely |
Terpentyn, sn. turpentine |
Terras, sn. terrace |
Terrasformig, bn. terraced |
Terryn, sn. ground, plot of ground |
Terstond, bw. directly, at once |
Têrt, sn. tart |
Terug, bw. back, backward |
Terugbegewe, w. to return |
Terugbetaal, w. to pay back |
Terugblik, sn. retrospective view |
Terugblik, w. to look back |
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Terugbreng, w. to bring back |
Terugdenk, w. to recall to mind |
Terugdraai, w. to turn backwards |
Terugdrywe, w. to repel |
Terugdrywing, sn. repulsion |
Terugdyns, w. to shrink back |
Terugfliig, w. to fly back |
Terugfloei, w. to flow back |
Teruggaan, w. to go back, decline |
Teruggang, sn. decay, going back |
Teruggawe, sn. restitution |
Teruggé, w. to give back, return |
Teruggroet, w. to return a salute |
Terughaal, w. to fetch back |
Terughou, w. to retain, detain |
Terughouding, sn. retension |
Terugja, w. to drive back |
Terugkaats, w. to reflect |
Terugkaatsing, sn. reflection |
Terugkeer, w. to turn back |
Terugkom, w. to return |
Terugkoms, sn. return |
Terugkry, w. to get back |
Terugloop, w. to walk or run back |
Terugly, w. to lead back |
Terugneem, w. to take back |
Terugroei, w. to row back |
Terugroep, w. to call back, recall |
Terugry, w. to ride or drive back |
Terugrys, sn. return-journey |
Terugskrik, w. to start back |
Terugskuiwe, w. to push back |
Terugslaan, w. to beat back |
Terugspring, w. to leap back |
Terugstoot, w. to repell |
Terugstotend, bn. repulsive |
Terugswem, w. to swim back |
Terugtré, w. to tread back |
Terugtrek, w. to withdraw, retreat, retract |
Terugys, w. to claim, demand back |
Terwyl, w.fw. en bw. while, whereas, in the meanwhile |
Testament, sn. testament, will |
Testamentmaker, sn. testator |
Tésiffi, sn. tea-strainer |
Tessi, sn. fire-pot |
Tet, sn. breast (vulgar) |
Teuel, sn. rein, bridle |
Teug, sn. draught |
Teweegbreng, w. to bring about |
Tiggel, sn. tile |
Tiggelo'end, sn. tile-kiln |
Tiin, tw. ten |
Tiinde, bn. tenth part, tithe |
Tiindubbel, bn. tenfold |
Tiinfoudig, bn. tenfold |
Tiinmaal, bw. ten times |
Tiinsnarig, bn. ten-stringed |
Tiintal, sn. number of ten |
Tiir, sn. tiger |
Tiir, w. to thrive, grow |
Tiiragtig, bn. tigrish |
Tiirfel, sn. tiger's skin |
Tik, sn. touch, knock, tick |
Tik, w. to pat, tick |
Timi, sn. tyme |
Timmer, w. to build, timber |
Timmerasi, sn. framework of a roof |
Timmerman, sn. carpenter |
Tin, sn. tin |
Tinagtig, bn. like tin |
Tinktinki, sn. small bird |
Tint, sn. tint, hue, touch |
Tiran, sn. tyrant |
Tiraniis, bn. tyrannical |
Tiranni, sn. tyranny |
Tiranniseer, w. to tyrannize |
Titel, sn. title |
Titelblad, sn. titlepage |
Titelplaat, sn. frontispiece |
Tittel, sn. tittle |
Tjali, sn. shawl |
Tjank, w. to cry, howl |
Tjap, sn. E. post-mark, chap |
Tjek, sn. cheque |
Tjoeki, sn. prison |
Tjoep, bn. bw. en uw. done for |
Tjou-tjou, sn. hodge-podge |
Tjurang, sn. unfair |
Toe, uw. come, make haste |
Toe, fs. to, in addition |
Toe, bn. shut |
Toebaker, w. to swaddle up |
Toebehoor, w. to belong |
Toebery, w. to prepare |
Toeberyder, sn. preparer |
Toeberyding, sn. preparation |
Toebetrou, w. to entrust |
Toedek, w. to cover up |
Toediin, w. to administer |
Toedrag, sn. circumstance |
Toedruk, w. to shut |
Toe'erig, bn. somewhat closed |
Toefal, sn. accident, incident |
Toefallig, bn. en bw. accidental, casual-ly |
Toefallighyd, sn. accident |
Toeferlaat, sn. refuge |
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Toefersig, sn. protection |
Toefertrou, w. to entrust |
Toefloei, w. to flow to |
Toefloeiing, sn. concourse |
Toeflug, sn. refuge, recourse |
Toefluister, w. to whisper in the ear |
Toefoeg, w. to add |
Toefoegsel, sn. addition, supplement |
Toefoer, sn. supply |
Toefou, w. to fold up |
Toegang, sn. access, entrance |
Toegankelik, bn. accessible |
Toegankelikhyd, sn. accessibility |
Toegé, w. to give way, yield, admit |
Toegeeflik, bn. indulgent, condescending |
Toegeeflikhyd, sn. condescension |
Toegenege, bn. affectionate, devoted |
Toegenegenhyd, sn. affection |
Toegewend, bn. indulgent, yielding |
Toegewendhyd, sn. indulgence, condescension |
Toegoi, w. to throw on, cover |
Toegrendel, w. to bolt |
Toegroei, w. to overgrow, heal |
Toehaak, w. to clasp, hoot |
Toehoorder, sn. auditor, listener |
Toehou, w. to keep shut or locked up |
Toejuig, w. to applaud |
Toejuiger, sn. applauder |
Toejuiging, sn. applause |
Toekeer, w. to turn |
Toeken, w. to ascribe, award |
Toeknoop, w. to button up |
Toekom, w. to belong, be due to |
Toekoms, sn. future |
Toekomstig, bn. future |
Toekos, sn. vegetables |
Toekry, w. to get into the bargain |
Toekyk, w. to look on |
Toelaag, sn. addition, gratification |
Toelaat, w. to allow, to permit |
Toelag, w. to smile at |
Toelak, w. to seal |
Toelating, sn. permission, leave |
Toelê, w. to endeavour, aim, desig |
Toeloop, sn. throng, crowd, adit |
Toeloop, w. to flock, throng together |
Toeluister, w. to listen |
Toemaak, w. to shut, fold, seal |
Toemaking, sn. shutting, sealing |
Toemessel, w. to wall up |
Toen, bw. then, when |
Toenaai, w. to sew up |
Toenaam, sn. surname, nickname |
Toeneem, w. to increase, improve |
Toeneming, sn. increase |
Toepak, w. to pack up |
Toepas, w. to apply |
Toepaslik, bn. applicable |
Toepaslikhyd, sn. applicability |
Toepassing, sn. application |
Toer, sn. journey |
Toereken, w. to ascribe |
Toerekening, sn. imputation |
Toering, sn. pointed Malay hat |
Toeroep, w. to call to |
Toeroeping, sn. crying out |
Toerol, w. to roll up |
Toerus, w. to prepare, equip |
Toerusting, sn. equipment |
Toerye, w. to lace |
Toeryk, w. to hand, reach |
Toesê, w. to promise |
Toese'el, w. to seal |
Toesegging, sn. promise |
Toesig, sn. care, superintendence |
Toesiin, w. to superintend, take heed |
Toeskouer, sn. spectator |
Toeskreeu, w. to cry to |
Toeskroei, w. to cauterize |
Toeskroeiing, sn. searing up |
Toeskroewe, w. to screw |
Toeskrywe, w. to ascribe |
Toeskyn, w. to appear, seem |
Toeslaan, w. to shut, clap up |
Toesluit, w. to lock, shut |
Toesluiting, sn. locking, shutting |
Toesmeer, w. to plaster up or over |
Toesmyt, w. to shut with violence |
Toesoldeer, w. to solder |
Toespelde, w. to pin up |
Toespraak, sn. speech, address |
Toespreek, w. to address |
Toespring, w. to rush on |
Toespyker, w. to nail up |
Toestaan, w. to permit, grant |
Toestamp, w. to fill by stamping |
Toestand, sn. condition, state |
Toesteek, w. to cover with branches |
Toestel, sn. apparatus |
Toestem, w. to consent, agree |
Toestemming, sn. consent |
Toestoot, w. to shut by pushing |
Toestop, w. to stop up |
Toestroom, w. to stream, rush in |
Toeswel, w. to close by swelling |
Toetakel, w. to mess, thrash |
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Toetrek, w. to close by pulling, cheat, become overcast (of weather) |
Toets, w. to try |
Toetsteen, sn. touch stone |
Toewaai, w. to be shut by the wind |
Toewe, w. to be waiting |
Toewens, w. to wish |
Toewy, w. to consecrate |
Toewyding, sn. consecration |
Toeygen, w. to assume |
Tog, sn. trade expedition, journey |
Tog, bw. still, notwithstanding |
Toga, sn. toga |
Togganger, sn. hawker |
Toilet, sn. toilet, dress |
Toktokki, sn. a sort beetle |
Tol, sn. top, toll |
Tolbos, sn. a conebearing shrub |
Tolgeld, sn. toll |
Tolhuis, sn. custom house |
Tolk, sn. interpreter |
Tollenaar, sn. publican |
Tomeloos, bn. unbridled |
Tomelooshyd, sn. unruliness |
Ton, sn. ton |
Toneel, sn. stage, scene |
Toneeldigter, sn. dramatic poet |
Toneelstuk, sn. play |
Tong, sn. tongue, sole |
Tongblaar, sn. a sort weed |
Tongfal, sn. accent, dialect |
Tongfis, sn. sole |
Tongkliir, sn. lingual gland |
Tongletter, sn. lingual letter |
Tonteldoek, sn. tinder |
Tonteldoos, sn. tinderbox |
Tooi, w. to adorn |
Tooisel, sn. ornament, dress |
Toom, sn. bridle, reins |
Toon, sn. toe, tone, tune |
Toon, w. to show, indicate |
Toonbank, sn. counter |
Toonbeeld, sn. model, statue |
Toorn, sn. wrath, anger |
Toornig, bn. angry, wrathful |
Toornighyd, sn. wrathfulness |
Top, w. to run |
Top, uw. agreed |
Top, sn. top, summit |
Topper, sn. implement used for pruning |
Toppunt, sn. top, summit, pinnacle |
Topswaar, bn. top-heavy |
Toren, Toring, sn. tower, steeple |
Torenklok, sn. church bell |
Tortelduif, sn. turtle-dove |
Tot, fs. en fw. at, to, till, for |
Totaal, sn. total, sum |
Totaal, bn. en bw. altogether |
Tou, sn. rope, string, cord |
Touleer, sn. rope-ladder |
Toutji, sn. rope, twine |
Touwys, bn. trained |
Towenaar, sn. sorcerer, magician |
Tower, w. to enchant, charm |
Toweragtig, bn. en bw. magic, magically |
Towerheks, sn. witch |
Towerlantern, sn. magic lantern |
Towery, sn. witchcraft |
Traag, bn. slow, lazy, dull |
Traaghyd, sn. slowness, laziness |
Traan, sn. tear |
Traankliir, sn. lachrymal gland |
Trag, w. to endeavour, attempt, try |
Traktaat, sn. treaty |
Trakteer, w. to treat |
Traktement, sn. salary |
Trali, sn. lattice, trellis |
Traliwerk, sn. lattice work |
Tranedal, sn. vale of tears |
Transaksi, sn. transaction |
Transé, sn. hermaphrodite |
Transport, sn. transport carriage |
Transporteer, w. to transport |
Transportpad, sn. main road |
Trant, sn. manner, way, method |
Trap, sn. stairs, staircase, steps |
Trap, w. to tread, trample, thrush |
Trapbali, sn. winepress |
Trapsgewyse, bn. en bw. gradually |
Trapsutjiis, sn. cameleon |
Trawaal, Trawallo, bw. hard lines |
Tré, w. to tread |
Tred, sn. tread, pace |
Tref, sn. chance |
Tref, w. to hit, strike |
Treffend, bn. en bw. striking -ly |
Tregter, sn. funnel |
Trek, sn. pull, draught, feature, inclination, column |
Trek, w. to draw, pull, emigrate |
Trekfo'el, sn. bird of passage |
Trekker, sn. drawer, puller, trigger |
Trekking, sn. drawing, convulsion |
Trekpêrd, sn. draught-horse |
Trekplyster, sn. vesicatory |
Treksaag, sn jack-saw |
Treksel, sn. portion (tea or coffee) |
Trem, sn. E. tram |
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Trens, sn. snaffle-bridle |
Treur, w. to mourn |
Treurder, sn. mourner |
Treurgedig, sn. elegy, funeral poem |
Treurig, bn. en bw. sad, sorrowfully |
Treurighyd, sn. sadness, melancholy |
Treurliid, sn. elegy |
Treurmare, sn. sad news |
Treurspel, sn. tragedy |
Treurtyd, sn. time of mourning |
Treurwilger, sn. weeping willow |
Tril, w. to tremble, shiver |
Triomf, sn. triumph |
Triomfboog, sn. triumphal arch |
Triomfeer, w. to triumph |
Triomfering, sn. triumphing |
Trippel, w. to trip along |
Trippelaar, sn. trippler |
Trippens, sn. E. threepence |
Troef, sn. trump, trumps |
Troefkaart, sn. trump-card |
Troepe, sn. troops, forces |
Troetel, w. to fondle |
Troeteling, sn. fondling |
Troetelkind, sn. darling, pet |
Troetelnaam, sn. fond name |
Troetelwoord, sn. fond word |
Troewel, bn. muddy, thick |
Troewelagtig, bn. somewhat muddy |
Troffel, sn. trowel |
Trog, sn. trough |
Trommel, sn. box (of the ear) or drum, cannister |
Trommeldik, bn. quite filled |
Trommelfliis, sn. drum of the ear |
Tromp, sn. mouth-harp |
Trompet, Trompetter, sn. trumpet |
Trompetblaser, sn. trumpeter |
Tronk, sn. prison |
Troon, sn. throne |
Troonopfolger, sn. successor |
Troonrede, sn. speech from the throne |
Troonsaal, sn. throne-room |
Troos, sn. comfort, consolation, solace |
Troos, w. to comfort, console |
Troosteloos, bn. comfortless |
Troostelooshyd, sn. inconsolableness |
Trooster, sn. comforter, consoler |
Troostryk, bn. full of comfort |
Trop, sn. lot, troop, heed |
Tropiis, bn. tropical |
Tros, sn. bunch, cluster |
Trots, sn. pride |
Trots, bn. proud, haughty |
Trotseer, w. to defy, torment |
Trotseerder, sn. defier, tormentor |
Trotsering, sn. defiance, tormenting |
Trotshyd, sn. pride, haughtiness |
Trou, bn. faithful, loyal, true |
Trou, sn. trust, faith, marriage |
Trou, w. to marry, wed |
Troubaar, bn. trustworthy |
Troubelofte, sn. promise of marriage |
Troudag, sn. wedding day |
Troueloos, bn. faithless |
Trouelooshyd, sn. faithlessness |
Trouhyd, sn. fidelity |
Trouring, sn. wedding ring |
Tru, uw. back! |
Tryn, sn. train, retinue |
Tsetsefliig, sn. poisonous fly |
Tug, sn. order, correction, discipline |
Tugroede, sn. scourge |
Tugtig, w. to chastise, punish |
Tugtiging, sn. chastisement |
Tuig, sn. harness |
Tuimel, w. to tumble |
Tuimelaar, sn. tumbler |
Tuin, sn. garden |
Tuinbaas, sn. gardener |
Tuinbank, sn. garden-bench |
Tuinbou, sn. horticulture |
Tuinhuis, sn. summer-house |
Tuiniir, sn. gardener |
Tuinman, sn. gardener |
Tuis, bw. at home |
Tuit, w. to tingle |
Tuit, sn. pipe, spout |
Tulband, sn. turban |
Tulp, sn. tulip |
Tulpbol, sn. tulip-bulb |
Turf, sn. turf, peat |
Turfland, sn. turf-ground |
Turk, sn. turk |
Turkna'el, sn. sort grass |
Turksfyg, sn. prickly pear |
Tussen, fs. between |
Tussenbyekom, w. to intervene |
Tussenkoms, sn. intervention |
Tussenmuur, sn. partition wall |
Tussenpoos, sn. interval |
Tussentyd, sn. interval |
Twaalf, tw. twelve |
Twaalfde, bn. twelfth |
Twaalfmaal, bw. twelve times |
Twaalfuur, sn. midday meal, dinner |
Twé, tw. two |
Twede, bn. second |
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Twedrag, sn. discord |
Twedragtig, bn. disunited |
Twefoudig, bn. twofold, double |
Twefoudighyd, sn. duality |
Tweling, sn. twin |
Twemaal, bw. twice |
Twesnydend, bn. two-edged |
Twesydig, bn. two-sided |
Twetal, sn. two, pair |
Twewywery, sn. bigamy |
Twintig, tw. twenty |
Twintigmaal, bw. twenty times |
Twintigste, bn. twentienth |
Twintigtal, sn. score |
Twis, sn. strife, quarrel |
Twis, w. dispute, contend |
Twisagtig, bn. quarrelsome |
Twissiik, bn. quarrelsome |
Twissoeker, sn. quarrelsome fellow |
Twissug, sn. contentiousness |
Twister, sn. disputer |
Twisterig, bn. quarrelsome |
Twyfel, sn. doubt |
Twyfel, w. to doubt |
Twyfelaar, sn. sceptic, doubter |
Twyfelagtig, bn. doubtful |
Twyfelagtighyd, sn. doubtfulness |
Twyfeling, sn. doubt |
Twyfelmoedig, bn. irresolute |
Twyfelmoedighyd, sn. irresolution |
Tyd, sn. time, season, tense |
Tydelik, bn. temporal |
Tydfak, sn. period |
Tydferdryf, sn. pastime |
Tydferliis, sn. loss of time |
Tydfersuim, sn. loss of time |
Tydgenoot, sn. contemporary |
Tydig, bn. en bw. seasonable -bly |
Tydighyd, sn. seasonableness |
Tyding, sn. tidings, news |
Tydkorting, sn. pastime |
Tydkring, sn. period |
Tydorde, sn. chronological succession |
Tydperk, sn. period |
Tydregister, sn. chronological table |
Tydsferloop, sn. course of time |
Tydskrif, sn. periodical |
Tydstip, sn. period, epoch |
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