Words Starting with "T"

The point that divides a line or segment into two equal parts.

A starting point or fundamental basis used as a reference for initiating a line of thought, negotiation, or action.

A central point or foundation where an object rests, pivots, or serves as the center of balance within a mechanical system.

The specific temperature at which the vapor pressure of a liquid equals the external pressure, causing the liquid to begin transitioning into a gaseous state.

The stimulation of curiosity, excitement, or a pleasant sensation resulting from mental or physical stimulation.

The notation of time, including the date, month, and year, on a document or letter.

In music, it refers to musical notes; in linguistics, it refers to the range of pitch levels possible within a language.

To hand over something to another person to be kept, cared for, or delivered to a third party.

Something entrusted to another person to be kept, cared for, or delivered to an intended recipient.

A loud sound produced by striking instruments like mortars, wooden gongs, or bells rapidly and repeatedly as a warning signal.

A drop of liquid; in a spiritual context, it refers to the transmigration of a soul or spirit into a new living body.

Something that drips or falls (such as water), or the reincarnation or incarnation of a living being into another form.

A kinship relationship or lineage biologically inherited from parents to children.

A literary work or piece of writing produced by someone through the creative process of writing.

Village-owned land managed to generate revenue for financing village operations, development, and public community needs.

A colloquial term for a male child's genitalia used in everyday conversation.

A chemical analysis method used to determine the concentration of a substance in a solution by adding a reagent that reacts in a measurable way.

A quantitative analytical technique in chemistry based on measuring the volume of a standard solution required to react with an analyte.

A rank or honorary title conferred upon an individual without the obligation to perform the official duties associated with that title.

A bird of the Sturnidae family known for its vocal ability to mimic human speech or surrounding sounds.

The act of blowing air through the mouth or an instrument, and the name of the Adinandra dumosa tree whose wood is often utilized.

The result of blowing, in the form of a gust of wind or air, and can also refer to the blowing of spells in informal contexts.

A traditional funeral ceremony for sending ancestral spirits to the afterlife, practiced by the Dayak Ngaju people.

A transformation into a giant in wayang stories, or the exertion of all strength and thought to achieve a difficult goal.

A traditional Javanese food made from steamed gaplek flour or dried cassava, typically served with grated coconut.

A linguistic process involving the insertion of one or more words between the elements that form a compound word.

An honorific title or term of address for a respected person, specifically used for women (female datuk).

A statue or image of a deity that is sanctified and worshipped by followers of certain beliefs within a temple.

The act of raising glasses together as a gesture of respect or well-wishing toward someone during a social gathering or banquet.

A regency in North Sumatra, Indonesia