Words Starting with "T"

A hairstyle where hair is tied into a ponytail or queue.

Chinese food consisting of fermented fish paste or jam.

Fermented soybean paste preserved with salt, used as a seasoning or side dish.

Sprouts from legumes, such as mung beans or soybeans, commonly used as a vegetable.

Indonesian dish of stir-fried bean sprouts with oncom (fermented soybean cake) and taoco seasoning.

A philosophical teaching from Laozi emphasizing harmony with nature and effortless action.

A term for a boss or business owner (cf. tauke).

A fermented soybean paste used as a seasoning in Chinese cuisine.

To pour or tap liquid from a container, such as a barrel or bottle.

The practice of suppressing desires, fasting, and asceticism as a form of self-discipline.

Practice of meditating upside down (head down, feet up), usually on a tree, to attain a certain spiritual level.

a variant of 'tapa', meaning the practice of asceticism or meditation

Fermented delicacy made from glutinous rice or cassava, cooked, inoculated with yeast, and left overnight, resulting in a sweet and slightly sour taste.

Fermented glutinous rice, cooked, inoculated with yeast, and left overnight, yielding a sweet and slightly sour taste.

Fermented cassava, cooked, inoculated with yeast, and left overnight, yielding a sweet and slightly sour taste.

Glutinous rice tapai served with uli (pounded glutinous rice mixed with coconut), often as a traditional snack.

The underside of the foot or the palm of the hand, used for stepping or receiving; sole or palm.

Iron fitting attached to a horse's hoof for protection, commonly called a horseshoe.

A plant whose leaves are edible as a raw vegetable, scientific name Aneilema nudiflorum, or the leaf itself.

A small plate or saucer used as a base for a cup.

Tapak catur refers to the checkerboard pattern of black and white squares on a chessboard.

Tapak dara (Catharanthus roseus) is an ornamental flowering plant with five-petaled corollas in white, pink, or red, and also has medicinal properties.

Tapak gajah is a climbing plant of the genus Merremia (family Convolvulaceae), often used as an ornamental or medicinal plant.

The underside of the human foot that bears weight when standing or walking; the sole of the foot.

Tapak kasut is the bottom part of a shoe that makes contact with the ground, typically made of rubber or other hard material.

A creeping coastal plant (Ipomoea pes-caprae) whose decoction of leaves is used as a foot wash for beriberi patients.

A metal shoe fitted onto a horse's hoof to protect it from wear, also called a horseshoe.

A small knob or protrusion at the tip of a mangosteen fruit, which is the dried persistent calyx.

A condition of the foot sole that is flat and lacks the normal arch, commonly known as flatfoot.

A herbaceous plant also known as tutup bumi (Elephantopus scaber), with dark green, lobed, and serrated leaves, used in traditional medicine.