Words Starting with "T"
5,175 words found
spotted dove, a small pigeon-like bird with a melodious call, often kept as a pet; includes varieties such as the spotted dove and the forest dove
a species of dove with scientific name Macropygia ruficeps malayana
a small species of dove, also called merbuk or spotted dove (Geopelia striata)
diligent, persistent, and earnest in doing something
a segment or joint of bamboo or sugarcane stem
The internode or joint on a bamboo stem.
To bow the head or body as a sign of respect, submission, or obedience.
non-standard word used in sequential counting, e.g., 'lima tel' means five, one, two, three, four, five
The flash pan or priming pan on an old-fashioned gun, also known as the ear of the gun.
An in-depth investigation, study, or examination of a subject.
A long shield used in traditional warfare, now archaic.
To step forward with great respect, especially when facing a king or dignitary.
An imprint or trace left by the sole of a foot on a surface.
Something worthy of imitation or being a model, such as behavior, character, or actions.
A low waterfall or rapid in a river; cascade.
A natural or artificial body of water, such as a small mountain lake, a pond, or a drilled well in Minangkabau.
A proverb describing a wife who brings good fortune or profit to her husband.
A proverb describing a woman who actively seeks a male partner.
A noun meaning latrine or toilet, a place for human waste disposal.
Adverb indicating that an action or state is completed or occurred in the past; already.
A proverb meaning that a matter has begun to become clear or revealed.
A proverb meaning to have obtained profit or fortune after long suffering from lack.
A proverb meaning to do something after it is too late; to act when it is no longer useful.
A proverb meaning that because one obtains something better, the old or inferior is abandoned.
A proverb meaning to think carefully before taking action.
A proverb meaning to have lost, especially in a gambling game or contest.
A proverb meaning to realize or regret something only after suffering a calamity.
A proverb meaning that a powerful or respected person has passed away.
A proverb meaning very old, likened to a 'girik' (coconut grater) that has been frequently shaken
A proverb meaning already severely ill and near death, likened to groping the edge of a cloth