Words Starting with "T"

A brightly colored mat, often used symbolically to express affection or as decorative element in cultural or traditional contexts.

A mat woven from pandan leaves, a fragrant and durable natural material, commonly used as a floor covering or in traditional ceremonies.

A plain white mat without patterns or designs, typically made from natural materials such as rattan or pandan, used as a floor covering or for ritual purposes.

A handwoven mat made from rattan, a durable and flexible natural material, commonly used as a floor covering or home decoration.

A specialized mat used for Islamic prayer, typically rectangular in shape, of standard size, and made from soft, comfortable material.

A tikar salat is a prayer mat used for devout worship, particularly during Islamic prayers in public or private spaces. It is typically made from natural materials like rattan or woven fibers and comes in standard sizes.

A tikar sembahyang is a religious prayer mat used for worship, particularly in Islamic or traditional ceremonies. It is typically crafted from natural materials and designed with specific dimensions and comfort in mind.

Tikas refers to a layer of material composed of moss, debris, and organic remnants left behind on the shore after high tide. It also denotes a residual impression or mark left by pressure or contact.

Tike is an aquatic plant whose tubers are edible after boiling or processing into crackers. It belongs to the species Heleocharis plantaginoidea and is recognized as a traditional food source in Javanese culture.

A ticket is a document or proof containing information and rights to use transportation services such as ships, airplanes, or trains. It may be a physical or electronic pass serving as proof of payment and access.

tikim is a creeping plant whose leaves are edible and used medicinally to treat skin inflammation, including the species Hydrocotyle sibthorpioides.

tikpi is a traditional triple-pointed sharp weapon used in certain Indonesian cultural contexts, particularly in remote inland regions.

tiku is an alternative spelling variant of 'tikung', describing the action of turning or curving, especially in the context of vehicles or pathways.

tikung is a verb describing the action of sharply turning or curving, such as a vehicle making a sharp turn and entering a ravine.

tikus is a rodent belonging to the family Muridae, characterized by fur and a long tail, commonly regarded as a pest in homes and rice fields, causing damage to crops and property.

A thick-furred mammal resembling a rat, but actually a marmot; often mistaken for a rat due to its similar appearance.

An insectivorous mammal with long, coarse black fur resembling a rat, inhabiting dense forests; the species Echinosorex gymnurus known for its distinctive pelage.

A wild rodent commonly found living in human dwellings, capable of transmitting diseases such as plague through bites or contact with its droppings; in music, refers to the musculus muscle involved in bodily movement.

A rodent species inhabiting rice fields, primarily feeding on and damaging young rice stems, causing significant agricultural losses for farmers.

A rodent species that lives and constructs burrows underground, commonly found in open fields or farmland, exhibiting digging and tunneling behavior.

A tilam is a mattress or sleeping pad used as a sleeping surface, typically made of soft materials such as kapok, foam, or fabric, placed on a bed or floor.

Tilan is a species of freshwater fish belonging to the genus Mastocembelus, recognized by its elongated body and long fins, commonly found in Indonesian freshwater ecosystems.

Tilang is an acronym for 'bukti pelanggaran lalu lintas', a formal document issued by traffic police as evidence of traffic violations, serving as the basis for legal proceedings.

To tilt (tilap) means to embezzle or unlawfully conceal someone else's property or money, often in the context of financial fraud or corruption.

Tilas refers to a trace or remnant left behind by something from the past, such as a building, event, or activity, commonly used in historical or archaeological contexts.

The recitation of verses from the Qur'an in a rhythmic, melodious, and reverent manner, commonly practiced during worship or religious study.

The tilde symbol (~) used in dictionaries or example sentences to replace a previously mentioned sublemma, enhancing readability by avoiding repetition.

Sharp and penetrating vision, either physical or intuitive, enabling deep understanding or insight into hidden meanings.

The process of mutually observing or gazing intently, often to assess, understand, or reflect deeply on one another.

The result of a thorough observation or inspection of a place or condition, often conducted to assess social, health, or environmental issues.