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- (kwo) Trinity |
Trinitaa-undi - (kwo) Whit Monday
- (konekti-syao) through; over, across, to (on) the other side of |
Me he vidi yu tra winda. - I saw you through the window. |
Go tra gata! - Cross the street! |
Nu gun om sey proyekta tra mucho yar. - We work on this project through many years. |
Lu jivi tra osean. - He lives over the ocean. |
tralekti - to read through (from begining to end) |
tranochi - to spend the night |
trasalti - skip; omit |
trakusi - bite through |
tra-ney - (kwel) through |
tra-nem - (komo) (all the way) through
- (kwo) tradition |
tradision-ney - (kwel) traditional
- (zwo) translate (render in another language) |
tradukta - (kwo) translation
- (kwo) traffic (the passage of people or vehicles; the conveyance of messages or data) |
Amharik
- (zwo) defect, desert to the enemy, go over (to) |
trafuger - (kwo) defector, deserter, turncoat |
(Origin: tra+fugi)
- (kwo) tragedy
- (kwel) tragic, tragical
- (zwo) try, attempt |
Plis trai lerni hao. - Please try to learn well. |
Bu trai juli me! - Don't attempt to swindle me! |
Oli jivika on Arda trai kapti garme surya-ray. - All creatures on Earth try to catch the hot sun's rays. |
traisa - (kwo) attempt, endeavour, try
- (zwo) experience, go through, live through; survive (remain alive) |
Ela he trajivi mucho beda. - She has lived through many troubles. |
Ta mog bu trajivi sey nocha. - He/she may not survive this night. |
(Origin: tra+jivi)
- (kwo) tractor
- (zwo) let through |
butralasike - (kwel) impermeable, impenetrable; inscrutable
- (kwo) tram, tramway
- (zwo) drag, trail, train |
fa-trani - drag oneself |
tranika - (kwo) trail, train (of a dress, of a comet)
- (kwel) tranquil, placid, peaceful |
trankwilitaa - (kwo) tranquility, peacefulness
- (kwo) trance
- (zwo) transfer (convey or cause to pass from one place, person, or thing to another) |
transfera - (kwo) transfer, transference
- (zwo) transform (change the form, nature, or function) |
transforma - (kwo) transformation
- (kwo) tranche |
French
- (kwo) transistor |
transistor-ney resiver - a transistor receiver
- (zwo) transit (also "pass over into another state") |
transita - (kwo) transit, transition
- (zwo) transmit (convey, send out) |
transmita - (kwo) transmission (also a broadcast)
- (zwo) transplant (med., botan.) |
transplantiwat - (kwo) transplant (thing transplanted) |
transplanta - (kwo) transplantation
- (kwo) transport (vehicles; system of transporting) |
transporti - (zwo) transport (with vehicles) |
transporting - (kwo) transportation
- (kwo) rag (scrap/piece of cloth) |
trapas - rags, raggery |
Spanish, Russian
- (kwo) trace, spoor, track, trail |
finga trasa - fingerprints |
peda trasa - footprint |
lyu trasa - leave traces |
sin trasa - without a trace |
trasi - (zwo) trace, spoor, trail
- (zwo) treat (handle, deal with or behave towards); approach (an issue etc.) |
trati kun respekta - treat with respect |
dustrati - (zwo) ill-treat, abuse, mistreat |
trata - (kwo) treatment (process or manner of treating); approach (method of dealing with)
- (kwo) trauma, injury |
traumi - (zwo) traumatize |
trauma depatmen - (kwo) trauma department (at a hospital)
- (kwo) mourning |
traur-ney - (kwel) mourning
- (kwel) transparent |
(Origin: tra+vidi+bile)
- (sta) it is necessary; require |
Treba zwo se olo til aksham. - It is necessary to do it all till the evening. |
Es tarde, nu treba go a dom. - It is late, we must go home. |
Treba pyu jen. - More people are needed/required. |
Regula treba klarisa. - The rule needs clarification. |
Sey kwesta treba kaulusa. - This question requires consideration. |
("treba" has a wider meaning than "gai", "nidi", "mus", and can be used in most cases) |
Slavic
- (zwo) hit, not miss; overtake, strike, befall, (med.) affect |
trefi nishan - hit the target |
trefi-ney (trefen) bay kula - bullet-stricken |
disasta trefi-te lu - he was overtaken by disaster |
sin trefi - beside the mark |
shuti bu trefi - miss one's shot |
mistrefi - (zwo) miss, fail to hit |
trefishil - (kwel) accurate (in shooting) |
trefa - (kwo) hit (successfully executed shot or blow) |
trefnik - (kwo) marksman |
German
- (zwo) tremble |
ek-tremi - flinch, give a start |
trema - (kwo) tremble, tremor |
ardatrema - (kwo) earthquake (also "sisma") |
Syn.: sheiki
- (kwo) train (a line of connected railroad cars) |
trenyuan - (kwo) conductor (in a train)
- (zwo) flutter |
trepi bay alas - flap the wings, flutter |
trepa - (kwo) flutter, trepidation |
Russian
- (kwo) treasure |
Catalan
- (kwo) trait, feature
- (kwanto) three (3) |
li tri jen - the three of them |
trifen |
un de trifen - one third; dwa de trifen - two thirds |
trifenka - (kwo) third |
triple - (kwel) threefold, triple |
triplem - (komo) triply |
trishi - thirty |
tristo - three hundred |
tri-ney - third |
tri-nem - thirdly, in the third place
- (kwo) triangle
- (kwo) tribe |
Spanish
- (kwo) tribunal |
Syn.: judiguan
- (kwo) tribute |
fai tribut on koywan - impose tribute on smb |
pagi tribut - pay tribute
- (kwo) Wednesday
- (kwo) trigger |
trigeri - (zwo ) trigger
- (kwo) quarter (period of 3 months) |
(Origin: tri+mes+(i)ka)
- (zwo) trim, cut
- (kwel) sad (sorrowful) |
tristitaa - (kwo) sadness |
tristefai - (zwo) be sad |
French |
Syn.: griva-ney
- (kwo) triumph |
triumfa-arka - triumphal arch |
triumfi - (zwo) triumph
- (komo) too, too much |
Sey taska es tro mushkile fo me. - This task is too difficult for me. |
Sey lampa bu es tro yarke. - This lamp is not too bright. |
Yu gun ya tro. - You do work too much. |
Es ya tro! - That's too much! That's going too far! That beats everything! |
fai tro, troisi - (zwo) overdo, go too far; exaggerate |
troisa - (zwo) exaggeration
- (kwo) trophy |
Estonian
- (kwo) thrombus
- (kwo) trombone
- (zwo) deceive, mislead |
fa-trompi por koysa - be mistaken by smth |
trompa - (kwo) deception, deceit |
Syn.: juli
- (kwo) throne |
Greek
- (kwo) trunk (of tree, of a human or animal)
- (kwo) tropic |
tropike - (kwel) tropic, tropical
- (zwo) trot (along)
- (kwo) trick (feat; knack, artifice; conjuring trick) |
trukyuan - (kwo) conjurer, magician
- (kwo) trumpet |
Latin
- (kwo) troupe; herd, flock, troop, swarm; crowd |
trupas - (kwo) troops (military forces) |
See also: gurta, jenmenga
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