tʉkotonpire nom a faint yellow colour; the colour of grated cassava (before cooking) that signifies it will be good-tasting
tʉkotonpiren nom the colour orange
tʉkuꞌse vt save, reserve Awanapairɨ tʉkuꞌse. Save it for tomorrow.
tʉkʉiꞌma (var: tʉkʉiꞌtʉkʉiꞌma) vt shake, as in liquids Kasiri tʉkʉiꞌmaꞌpʉ uya. I shook the casiri.
tʉkʉuka (var: tʉkʉuꞌka; var: takauka) vt 1shake Remona yeꞌ takaukwakɨ. Shake the lemon tree. 2shake a tree to harvest fruit Remona yeꞌ tʉkʉukwaꞌpʉ uya. I shook the lemon tree.
tʉkʉutʉkʉu vt make something sway or swing back and forth Yʉi tʉkʉutʉkʉuma iya. It (the wind) is swaying the tree.
tʉmenen n jaguar Felis niger
tʉmʉ vt 1beat, pound Aiya tʉmʉ uya. I am beating the hayari. 2poison, using haiya root in river water to float fish to catch with a net Mɨrɨ aꞌtai moroꞌ amʉꞌ tʉmʉꞌpʉ toꞌ uya. At that time, they poisoned fish. Tuꞌke peꞌ moroꞌ amʉꞌ netʉmʉi? Did you catch many fish by poisoning them? 3make one shake Upun tʉmʉ iya. It (the sickness) makes my flesh shake.
tʉpɨpiren nom the colour brown
tʉpo postp after Mɨrɨ tʉpo, . . .. Afterwards, . . ..
Tʉpoꞌkenʉꞌ pai nprop the name given to a place along the Mazaruni River between Jawalla and Imbaimadai
tʉpʉꞌkʉ nom ending; something with an end; something that will stop being or happening
tʉpʉreꞌporon nom someone stout in stature, a short person
Tʉramen nprop the name given to famous rock paintings near Maipuri Falls; Timehri
tʉranpa n trap used to catch birds Tʉranpa yaꞌ toron eꞌwɨnsaꞌ esiꞌpʉ. The bird was caught in a bird trap.