Words Starting with "T"

A bamboo weaving used as a wall, cover, or partition, especially on the front of a house or veranda.

Exactly correct in direction, position, or timing, without deviation or error.

Efficient and appropriate use of resources or tools in accordance with their intended purpose, without waste or deviation.

A place or person regarded as a destination for shelter, temporary stay, or seeking help, whether physically or emotionally.

A figurative expression referring to a person who is emotionally, spiritually, or romantically perfectly compatible, akin to a beloved partner.

Tepatan Maja is a traditional honorific title in Minangkabau adat, denoting the highest-ranking head of clan or chief authority in customary leadership.

Tepatan pandang refers to the object or entity that is the focus of someone's attention or observation.

Tepeh refers to the edible soft shell of a sea snail, commonly consumed as a seafood ingredient in coastal regions.

Tepek refers to a small piece of tobacco or similar substance wrapped or adhered together, or any material that sticks, such as clay, mud, or lime.

Tepekong is a reduplicated form of 'toapekong', referring to a traditional small round drum from Minangkabau region used in cultural performances.

In a state of deep contemplation or introspection; synonymous with 'tafakur,' indicating profound reflection.

A traditional bridal headpiece worn during wedding ceremonies, especially in cultural or customary rituals.

Having been done or performed; an archaic form of the verb 'diperbuat,' now rarely used in modern Indonesian.

Highly trustworthy or reliable; conveys a strong sense of dependability in personal or professional contexts.

Accidentally splashed or splattered with liquid such as water or ink, resulting in a minor but noticeable effect.

To produce a soft, sudden sound or vibration from the mouth or body, often as an emotional expression or reflexive action.

Deceived or emotionally influenced by persuasion, flattery, or manipulation, resulting in loss of clear judgment or rational thinking.

Caught in the act of doing something wrong or forbidden, especially while committing a transgression or illicit act, thus becoming known to others.

Proverbial expression describing the failure to act in time to prevent harm, only seeking to remedy the situation after the damage has already occurred.

Synonymous with 'tepek'; describes being trapped or confined, often used metaphorically to indicate a difficult or restricted situation.

The outermost edge or boundary of a surface or area, such as the edge of a road, forest, or screen.

A shallow area along the edge of a river, commonly used for bathing or other water-related activities.

A metaphor for a person who possesses extensive and profound knowledge or wisdom.

A metaphor for a beloved person, often used in romantic or poetic contexts.

To slap or strike with the hand, typically suddenly or with force, producing a sound or sensation of pain.

A variant spelling or form referring to 'tempinis', used in specific contexts as an alternative orthographic representation.

To deflect or evade a physical attack, such as a punch or kick, by moving the hand backward in a defensive motion.

A portable oil lamp with a wick and cylindrical design, typically used for illumination in open or dark spaces.

An informal gambling game often involving bets of money or goods, commonly found in local cultural contexts.

A state of wood or wall that has become rotten or deteriorated due to age, moisture, or mold, commonly used in regional dialects to describe structural decay.