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tafuntalismanSɔɔlɔ pe tafu piin.The Muslims use a lot of talismans.
tafunnowner, landlordO kro tafun wi Nyiɛkpɔɔ.The owner of us all is God.
taha1nmetal eating bowl
taha2nbowlU malo le taa kre nu.She put the rice in the bowl.
taknɔvstart to runŊga kra pan ma kre, leele mblɛ pra prakoe pre le pre na taknɔ le.When it happened like that, those herding the pigs turned and ran.
talaavbegging
taliv1begSwa talifun wree wa na swa tali jafa na.The beggar is in the market begging for money.2prayO Nyiɛkpɔɔ tali we o ŋga.We pray God to give to us.3gropeUu wa na tali na taa kre chaa wɔmu kre nu.He is groping in the darkness for the bowl.
talifunnbeggarTalifun wree wa mu tni jafa na.The beggar is sitting in the market.
tamnacquittalŊga pe sɛ pe kala kre yo kre, pɔ wre u tam ta.When they had their say regarding the case, the child was acquitted.
tamfunnlover or sex partner
tamnavtryPe basikee kre gbeele mu kɔ na ki tamna.They have finished repairing and trying the bicycle.
tamunright judgement
tamukuɔnndeclared innocentNyiɛkpɔɔ tamukuɔn pe kpra mu fraka.God's declaration of innocence is true and righteous.
tanyiɛnsand in the riverTanyiɛ nɛɛ lɔɔ kre nu kpa.There is plenty of good sand in this river.
tapann1SouthU sɛ Kumasi tapan haa wa.He went to the Southern part of Kumasi.2bottomU lulu mu tii lɔɔ kre tapan.He dove to the bottom of the river.
tapanhaanAnd the spotted horses faced toward the South.A soolo brabra pre na yiɛ le tapanhaa.
taplanlake, poolTapla kre kpɔɔ paa.The lake is very big.
tataadvvery
tataannfertile landNa tataan fali, mu yirɛ kro nyɔɔ.If you are farming on a fertile land, your crops grow well.
tataaraadjmanyYesu yo we leele yeeri tataara, la chiɛri plɛ we wɔ.Jesus said that many are called, but few are chosen.
tevnot knowing something you should know.
tebruntableKi tɛɛ tebru kre na.Put it on the table.
teen1termite hillWɔɔ wa tee kre nu.There is a snake in the termite hill.2bride priceBlɔ wre na u chɔ je, a chlɔ wre leele sɛ u tee wie.The man and his wife divorced, and the family asked the man the cost of the return of the bride price.
teelevto shake inanimate things (continuous)Fuflɛ kpɔɔ gbuun a shelee kre na teele.A strong wind blew and the kapok tree was shaking.
teerivcontinuative form of 'tɛɛ'Nyjila kro nu nyimi pe fo luuro teeri.All the time, yam seedlings are kept in the shade.