Words Starting with "T"

a deadline, the specified time limit for completion or submission

a tropical tree with toxic sap used as rat poison (Parartocarpus triandra), or its sap

to clear one's throat audibly, often to start speaking or attract attention

to sit or perch on a high place, as a bird on a branch or a monkey in a tree

a perch, typically a bar inside a birdcage

to sink or submerge into water, to be shipwrecked, or to be immersed figuratively

To perch on a branch or other place; (figurative) to stay, reside.

A perch; a roost.

A horizontal perch or long object placed inside a chicken coop for chickens to roost on at night.

A mammal with scales, toothless, insectivorous, that rolls its body into a ball when attacked (pangolin).

The name of a district in the city of Surabaya, known as an area for education and technological development.

A marine fish with fine scales and white flesh, often used as an ingredient for crackers; scientific name Scomberomorus (Spanish mackerel).

A medium-sized marine fish with flower-like patterns on its body, belonging to the species Scomberomorus guttatus, recognized for its distinctive markings and flavorful flesh.

A medium-sized marine fish with a streamlined body and small scales, belonging to the species Scomberomorus lineolatus, valued for its delicious flesh and commonly used as a food source.

A marine fish often confused with tenggiri kikus, though not scientifically documented; used locally to refer to similar species within the Scomberomorus family.

A marine fish commonly referred to as tenggiri bunga, referring to the species Scomberomorus guttatus, known for its flattened body and distinctive appearance, especially in local fisheries.

Tenggiring is an alternative term for the mackerel tuna (a large marine fish), prized for its flavorful flesh and commonly consumed across the Indonesian archipelago.

A small bamboo or rattan basket used for carrying light items such as harvested crops or kitchen supplies.

The upper respiratory tract segment located between the larynx and the bronchial bifurcation, commonly a site of pain during throat infections.

The throat is a common term referring to the upper respiratory tract between the larynx and bronchial bifurcation, often used interchangeably with 'tenggorok' in medical or everyday contexts.

Tengguli refers to the Cassia fistula tree, whose leaves can induce intoxication when consumed; also denotes sweetened syrup or boiled sugarcane juice.

See senggulung (a term referring to the form or process of wrapping or rolling something around).

Having an unpleasant smell or taste, characteristic of coconut oil that has been stored for a long time and is beginning to spoil, causing discomfort in the nose or mouth.

Extremely annoying or irritating, especially in attitude and behavior; a trait that makes people increasingly resentful due to excessive stubbornness or unwillingness.

A long, pyramid-shaped fishing trap made of woven bamboo or rope, placed in riverbeds to catch fish.

A small, tall bamboo granary used in traditional homes to store modest harvests of rice.

The unripe seed of a young mango, particularly from sour mango varieties, still hard and botanically immature.

A traditional unit of weight for gold equivalent to 6 kupang or approximately 60 grams, used in historical and regional trade contexts.

The space or gap between the two eyes, typically referring to the central facial feature located between the eyebrows.

A heated argument or quarrel, often arising from misunderstanding or deep-seated disagreement.