tempterrõatantempter, accuser, slandererYa a Sʋtãan la sẽn boond tɩ rõatã, bala, a baood n dõda Wẽnnaam kambã wakat fãa.It is the devil who is called the tempter because he wants to tempt God's children.
tenthzaka4ntithe, tenthTõnd sɛgd n kẽ d paoongẽ n yãk zakã n kõ Wẽnnaam tʋʋmdã yĩnga.We have to give the tithe for God's work (e.g. helping the poor).piigingaì-ánumtenth8.1.2.1Mathematics
tepidzal-zaleadjlukewarm, tepidKoomã ka tʋʋl wʋsg ye, yaa zal-zale.The water is not very hot, it is only lukewarm.
terminatesaase2vterminate, finish off, complete a task, conclude, bring to an end, to bring sth. to a finishSaas-y tʋʋmã la y yaool n kuli.Finish off the work and then you go home.sa11àvend, terminate, finish off, complete, to wear out, to dry up, to finish sth.Tõnd koom saame.Our water is finished.antsɩnge1synbaase1
terminationtɛka 1ɛ̀-ánend, frontier, edge, finish, terminationKoom sã n zoe n ta tãnga, a taa a tɛka.If the water is flowing up the mountain, it has reached its limits. (Proverb: in the face of certain situations that cause inconvenience when all the measures are proven ineffective, it is necessary to show firmness by toughening the measures.)
termite hilltãn-beokontermite hillyaoore 1ào-éntermite hill, termite mound, termite's nestF sã n bas f rɩẽ yaoore, f gũuda tãmbɛg-kɩɩnga / tãmbeoko.If you abandon your winged termite mound from last year, you will keep a termite nest for chick termites. (Proverb meaning: man must not depreciate the value of what he has and which is useful to him because he thinks he has better elsewhere. In other words, we must keep our socio-cultural values)synbɩmbɩʋlgokẽnkẽbretãmbeoko 1á-óntermite hill of which the small termites are used as food for the chicken / fowls, termite-mound1.6.1.9Small animals