Taraitola's Lexemes
| Lemma | Pronunciation | English Synonym | Preferred Definition | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tagiga | tag-ɪga | Fetch | the infinitive form of the verb "to fetch". | |
| Tair | ta-iɹ | Maturity | maturity | |
| Tamu | tam-ʊ | Vengeance | righteous vengence | |
| Tamuiga | tam-ʊ-ɪga | Vengeance | to exact righteous vengeance | |
| Taniga | tan-ɪga | Unwilling | the infinitive form of the verb "to be unwilling". | |
| Tar | taɹ | Person | person, primarily used as an ending | |
| Tara | taɹ-a | Humility | humility. | |
| Tarai | taɹ-aj | People | an ending indicating a race of people. | |
| Taraitola | taɹ-aj-tow-la | Language | language, specifically elvish. | |
| Taranele | taɹ-an-ɛl-ɛ | "Humble Girl" | ||
| Tas | tas | Seed | seed. | |
| Tasiga | tas-ɪga | Feel | the infinitive form of the verb "to sense", sometimes "to feel". | |
| Tel | tɛl | Story | any story. | |
| Tellorwen, Melalvai | tɛl-loʊɹ-wɛn, mɛl-al-vaj | Feaelin Moilar's wife and true love. Literally means: "Peaceful Mischief" and "Beautiful StoryTeller" | ||
| Terso | təɹ-sow | Circle | circle. | |
| Thaläir, Mellarwen | ɵal-ɐ-iɹ, mɛl-laɹ-wɛn | an old friend of Feaelin's. Literally, "Dear Heart DragonLove". | ||
| Thalion | ɵal-ea-own | Dragon | dragon. | |
| Thaliwen | ɵal-ea-wɛn | a queen. "Dragon Woman". | ||
| Thea | ɵi | With | equivalent of the english preposition "with". | |
| There | ɵəɹ-ɛ | Boar | boar. | |
| Thoi | ɵɔj | a prefix basically meaning "the study of" similar to the suffix -ology in english | ||
| Thoitola | ɵɔj-towla | Linguistics | The study of language and speech. "linguistics" | |
| Tima | tɪ-ma | Softness | softness. | |
| Timaal | tɪ-ma-al | Soft | soft. | |
| Timaiga | tɪ-ma-ɪga | Soften | the infinitive form of the verb "to soften". | |
| Tior | tɪ-oʊɹ | Bite | bite. | |
| Tioriga | tɪ-oʊɹ-ɪga | Bite | the infinitive form of the verb "to bite". | |
| Tir | tiɹ | Beginning | beginning. | |
| Tir Na Val | tiɹ na val | heaven. Residence of the gods. "Place of Beginnings". | ||
| Tiriga | tiɹ-ɪga | Begin | the infinitive form of the verb "to begin". | |
| Toi | tɔj | Rod | rod. | |
| Tol | towl | Word | word. | |
| Tola | towla | Speech | speech | |
| Toliga | towl-ɪga | Speak | the infinitive form of the verb "to speak". | |
| Tolka | towl-ka | Voice | voice | |
| Tollon | towl-lown | Poem | poem | |
| Tor | toʊɹ | Cleanliness | Cleanliness | |
| Toraldarva | toʊɹ-al-daɹ-va | 5th day of the week (of 6). Literally "Cleaning Day". | ||
| Toriga | toʊɹ-ɪga | Clean | the infinitive form of the verb "to clean". | |
| Tucäte | tʊ-tʃɐt-ɛ | deciduous tree whose inner bark yields a strong fiber that resembles flax | ||
| Tulis | tʊ-lɪs | Rather...than | rather…than. | |
| Turala | tɜːɹ-al-a | Winter | winter. | |
| Turalcä | tɜːɹ-al-tʃɐ | taritollan equilvalent of January. Literally: Winter's Claw | ||
| Turaltior | tɜːɹ-al-tɪ-oʊɹ | taritollan equilvalent of February. Literally: Winter's Bite. | ||
| Turel | tɜːɹ-ɛl | "Winter Star" | ||
| Turlan | tɜːɹ-lan | "Winter Blossom". An artist. | ||
| Turluth | tɜːɹ-lʊɵ | taritollan equilvalent of December. Literally: Winter's Breath. | ||
| Turrok | tɜːɹ-rowk | "Winter Hunter". A villain. |