Words Starting with "T"

Countries in Asia that are geographically close to Europe, such as Turkey, often serving as cultural and political bridges between the two continents.

Countries in Asia located far from Europe, such as China and Japan, often associated with distinct East Asian culture and history.

Cardinal direction located between east and north, used for precise orientation in navigation and cartography.

A natural phenomenon describing the appearance of dawn light on the eastern horizon at sunrise, often used metaphorically to symbolize hope or a new beginning.

A cardinal direction located between east and southeast, commonly used in navigation, cartography, and geographical descriptions.

A geographic region in Asia situated between the Near East and Far East, encompassing countries surrounding the Suez Canal, such as Arab nations and Israel, holding significant global political, economic, and cultural importance.

A traditional Indonesian steamed cake made from grated cassava mixed with palm sugar, known for its soft texture and sweet flavor, commonly found in eastern Indonesian cuisine.

A cylindrical metal container used for storing food or beverages, commonly known as a can; also refers to a can-like object in technical contexts.

A deliberate step or action taken as part of a process or larger act; in legal contexts, refers to an unlawful deed or offense.

A subsequent step taken to resolve an issue, follow up on an action, or continue a process that has already begun, commonly used in administrative or organizational contexts.

Observable behavior or conduct of an individual, especially in social or professional contexts, reflecting their character and attitudes in daily interactions.

A concrete action or step taken by an individual or group to achieve a specific goal, often carrying social, political, or legal consequences.

Organized collective efforts aimed at improving social or economic conditions in society, often involving humanitarian work, advocacy, or structural change.

Organized efforts aimed at overthrowing a legitimate government through violence or illegal means, such as propaganda, sabotage, or rebellion.

To pile up or accumulate in a disorganized and crowded manner, such as objects stacked without order.

To press down or crush heavily with force or weight, such as pressing a dog flea with a finger; also means to treat someone oppressively or repressively.

The act of oppression or domination; also refers to a duplicate copy of a letter for filing or distribution, and a stencil print.

A type of mushroom growing on wood or organic material, also known as 'cendawan' in Minangkabau language.

To press or compress one object onto another with physical force, often resulting in overlapping or accumulation.

The process of transferring or recording sound from one recording medium to another, or audio overlap in film production causing interference.

Mutual overlapping or pressing against each other; repeated physical superposition resulting in compression or accumulation.

Repeated overlapping between objects or surfaces that continuously press against each other.

The result of overlapping or pressing one object onto another, resulting in physical superposition.

Tindik refers to the act of piercing the earlobe to insert decorative items such as earrings or subang, commonly practiced as part of cultural or ornamental traditions.

Tindis is an alternative form of 'tindih', meaning to stack or place something on top of another in layers.

Tiner is a liquid used as a mixing agent in paint, serving to adjust viscosity and enhance the final paint quality.

Ting is an onomatopoeic sound representing the rattling noise of a jingle or similar device, and can also refer to a dimly glowing lantern or light source.

To stay means to remain in a place after others have left, moved, or disappeared, indicating continued presence.

Engaging in carefree enjoyment without purpose or responsibility, often implying escapism from reality.

Figurative expression for someone or something extremely thin, almost skeletal, with only a thin layer of skin covering the bones.