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t't'nthe twenty-seventh letter of Borna languageHiye shawatl borni fideliyu ' t' ' eta etefo.The ' t' ' is the twenty-seventh letter of the Borna language.
tablet'arap'esana piece of furniture with four legs, a flat top and used for a variety of thingsT'arap'eso k'aat'i dágots ger!Put the table in the middle of the room!
table of contentkishá2noutline entry of what is written in a bookMas'afan ayi kishó detsfe.This text book has many table of contents.
taildúshanan extra stick out part at the back of animals’ bodyT kanu dúsho k'awuna.My dog has a short tail.
takedaamavto carry or transport something or somebody from one place to anotherTaan docteriyok daamer.Take me to the doctor.
take (out of one's hand)navto request someone to get something from your handMotobili jiik'osh wotit ambaaro na.Take this money for transportation.
talklelebavnon-stop talking, continuing to speakBíín k'ebiruwo aaliyere eebi ashan b́lelebir?No one is listening to him, why he is talking?
talkativeooshiyavto talk too muchDomets ooshiyo shunfa.Domets is talkative.fuga2adjtalking a lotAber bogálotse bafug b'tesh.Alemu was the most talkative in the village.
tallestjonglaadjlonger than all the rest, greater in height than average,very tallAshan b'toohotsiyere eed' jongla .This man is tallest on the team.
tameleegisavto control, to make obey when told, to teach to follow ordersB'miinz na'o leegisere.He tamed the bull for ploughing.
tampsep'avto stuff, pack tightly, tap into until no more can fitT'ud'o c'ilgiyots sep'ere.He tamped cotton in the sack.
tankkúndana material made from clay which used to store liquidsTiind kúndots dawutso duutsra.My mother uses a tank when she makes beer.
tannermáánanperson who turns animal hide into leatherMáánots kishi jiik'o múk'a.The tanner gets a small salary for his work.
tannerygook'i fabrikana place of work that fabricate leather productsAdis Ababotse ay gook'i fabriko fa'e.There are many tanneries in Addis.
tapeworms'emblelanparasitic segmented worm that lives in the gut of vertabrateS'emblelo b'maac'o weeshire.His stomatch is sick of tapeworm.k'o'anparasitic worm: a flatworm with a long ribbon-shaped segmented body that exists in many varieties and lives mainly as a parasite in the gut of vertebrate animals

Meetso gooron máát k'o'o bek're.He ate raw meat and infected with tapeworm.
tardinessteesháadvto be late, late comingDani maa teeshó baziyeka.Tardiness for school is forbidden.
taresk'eranunwanted black seeds among plantGaasho ay k'ero detsfe.The teff has a lot of tares.
tastefada1vto have aparticular flavourAambo fadra.She tasted the soup.
tastek'úma2nto test the flavor of a drinkNa'an dawutsi k'úmo taash shaawa.Her local beer has a good taste to me.
tastelessshaawakaadjwithout flavor on the tongue, no flavorMishan shaawatse.This food is tasteless.
taxererana money that people pay to fund governmentKiti naasho handri erero dashan tiitsre.The city administration abated local taxes.
teashááyiyandrink made from plants may be cold or hotBí guur guura shááyiyo b'úshfo.He drinks tea every morning.
teachdaniya1vto explain something to a person or show them how to do itAawk'o jooketuwok'o taash daniyi.Teach me how to drive.
teacherdaniyikansomeone who help students to learn something in a school, college, or university by giving lessonsAdel daniyik bwotehako 30 natre.Adelo has been a teacher for 30 years now.
teaching aiddan aayiyi k'ac'anany device, object or machine used by a teacher to clarify a subjectDaniyiruwots duri doots dan aayiyi k'ac'on dan daniyo boon geyiyituwe.Teachers must be equipped with the latest teaching aids.