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tablelamisa 1la.ˈmi.saNA lamisa is any kind of table.Simkakananan5.1.1Furniture
tablespoonkutsadakutsadaNtablespoon6.7.7Container
tablettablitasNtablet2.5.7.2Medicine
taboopalilipaliliNA palili is something that is culturally unexceptable or taboo to the Tagakaulo Kalagan people.
tadpolebikulˈbi.kulNtadpole of a frogDevpakbulbutun1bikulise' na ambakambakise' na ambakbikulbutun11.6.1.4Amphibian1.6.3Animal life cycle
Tagakaulo cloth head piecekulubawkulubawNThe kulubaw is the traditional Tagakaulo Kalagan man's cloth head covering and has two corners of cloth that point up that resemble horns.5.4Adornment5.3.7Wear clothing
Tagakaulo hero, legendaryLumabetLumabɜtn.properlegendary Tagakaulo hero
Tagakaulo peopleTagakaulun.properTagakaulo people
Tagakaulo-Kalagan necklace, traditionalbalyeg 1ˈba.lyɜgNtraditional Tagakaulo-Kalagan necklaceA balyeg she is wearing a traditional Tagakaulo Kalagan necklace consisting of multiple strings of tiny black beads. der.balyegander.mamalyeg
tailikugʔi.kugn.possda tail of an animal1.6.2.2Parts of a reptile1.6.2.5Parts of small animals1.6.2Parts of an animalAnatanatomyder.pangikug
tail feathers trimmed, chicken withpungugNchicken with tail feathers trimmed1.6.1.2Bird1.6.2.1Parts of a bird
tail finampisʔam.pisn.possda tail fin of any kind of fish1.6.2.3Parts of a fish1.6.1.5FishZoolzoologyAnatanatomy
tail, Shortenidulˈʔi.dulV(pig--an) For an animal to have its tail shorten.
tailbone, one’stangkagtaŋkagn.possdA person or animal's tangkag is their tailbone.
take a bribe, s.o. willmag-ilupVs.o. will take a bribe
take a second wife, willmagkalwaVwill take a second wife
take apart somethingpig‑agba'Vtake something apart
take care ofdiyaga1di.ˈya.gaSCE.take care ofSimipatder.diyagayider.magdadiyaga͡ayder.magdiyaga2sagmanSCE.serve; take care ofder.pigsagman
take care, beimanday 1ʔi.ˈman.daySCE.be careful; take care
take circuitous route, willmaliwel2liwɜlvb.statwill take circuitous route8.3.1.5Bend7.2.2.7Move in a circle
take everything one ownedlukdunganSCE.take everything one owned
take good care to do something wellpakadyawun 2Vtake good care to do something well
take it (command)kamangaVget it; take it (command)
take of s.th. else, s.o. tomagdadiyaga͡aymagdadiyaga͡ayVs.o. to take of s.th. elseSaid of animal husbandry, to feed, water, and bathe animals, and take care of needs.
take one's leave from s.o., willmanabiVwill take one's leave from s.o.