tendenc-ar:(intr.) to tend: be directed to an
object or purpose; be inclined, lead to; (cf. vizar); -o:
(of motion) tendency; (mental) leaning, inclination; -anta,
-oza, -ema: tending, inclined, biassed, prone, disposed. Ex.:
La fairo tendencas adsupre, la stono adinfre. Ca malado tendencas
a morto. Tendenco ad egoismo. — DEFIRS
tendin-o:(anat.) tendon, sinew; (cf. ligamento);
Akil- -o: t. of Achilles. — EFIS
tendr-o: tender (of a locomotive). — DEFIRS
tenebr-o: darkness, gloom: (pl., R.C. rel.)
tenebræ; -oza: tenebrous: dark, gloomy; -o-epoko:
dark ages. Def.: Manko di lumo; obskureso profunda; (fig.)
nul-savo, nul-certeso. Ex.: tenebro di la nokto. Tenebro di
nulsavo. Princo di tenebro. — eFIS
tener-a: tender, susceptible to love or kindness, loving
(person, heart); -eso: tenderness (of heart). — eFIS
teni-o: tænia: tapeworm. — eFIS
tenis-o: (lawn-) tennis; -(lud)ero,
-isto: t. player; ludar -o: to play t. — DEFIS
tenon-o:(carp.) tenon. Def.: Extremajo di peco ek
ligno, metalo, e.c., qua eniras mortezo. — EF
tenor-o:(voice and person) tenor. — DEFIRS
tens-ar:(tr.) to stretch: draw in length; to
strain, tense; (a gun) to cock; -ar su: to strain, stiffen
oneself; -o, -eso: (act, state) stretching, strain,
tension, tenseness (physical, mental, social); -ata: -ita:
tense, strained; -anto: one who stretches; (anat.)
tensor (muscle); -ilo: stretching instrument. Ex.: Tensar
kordo, la fingri. Tenso di la muskuli, di la mento. Elektrala
tenso. (fig.) To tensas la situeso. — EFIS
tensor-o*:(math.) tensor. — DEFIRS
tent-ar:(tr.) to tempt, entice; -esar: to be
tempted (facar, da); -o, -eso: temptation; -anta,
-iva: tempting; -anto, -ero: temptor; -ant-ino:
temptress. Ex.: Deo tentis Abraham. Me lasis me tentesar da
glorio. Rezistar tento. Tenteso ridar. — eFIS
tentakul-o:(zool.) feeler (of insects), tentacle.
— EFIS
tenu-a: tenuous, thin, spare, fine: thin and long; -eso:
tenuity; -igar: to thin, make spare (cf. min-gros-igar);
-igo: attenuation. Def.: Desgrosa; qua havas mikra
periferio; qua havas nur la du dimensioni: dina e longa. Ex.:
Tenua filo, vaporo, kolono, gambi, voco. V. exp.: vid. dika.
Ant.: grosa. — eFIS
teodice-o:(philos.) theodicy. — DEFIRS
teodolit-o:(measuring instrument) theodolite.
— DEFIR
teogoni-o: theogony. — DEFIRS
teokrat-o: theocrat. V. exp.: Ne partisano di la
teokratio, ma chefo di teokratio; (cf. teokratio); IV-643.
— DEFS
teokrati-o: theocracy; -ala: theocratic. —
DEFIRS
teologal-a: divine (virtue). Ex.: Fido, espero, karitato
esas la tri teologala vertui. — FIS
teologi-o: theology, divinity (doctrine); (cf. de-igo);
-ala: theological: -isto: theologian, divine.
— DEFIRS
teorb-o:(mus.) theorbo, archlute. — DEFIRS
teorem-o: theorem. — DEFIRS
teori-o: theory; (cf. spekular); -a, -ala:
theoretic(al); -e: theoretically; -isto: theorist; -emo:
(tendency) theorizer. — DEFIRS
teozofi-o: theosophy; -isto: theosophist. —
DEFIRS
tepal-o*:(bot.) tepal.
tepid-a: tepid, lukewarm; (fig.) indifferent; -ajo:
something t. (as a tepid drink); -eso: lukewarmness; -eskar:
to become t. V. Exp.: La radiko tepida esas necesa
por indikar to quo ne esas kolda: varm-eta e kold-eta
esas nejusta od neklara. La metaforal uzado di la vorti esas
utila en etiko teologio; II-712. — EFI
teplic-o:(for plants) hothouse, greenhouse
conservatory. — R
ter-o: earth (as a planet and as ground; cf. sulo,
tereno); -a vazo: earthen vessel; -ala:
earthly, terrestrial; -globo: terrestrial globe; -oza:
earthy; -ajo, amaso: piece of e., object made from e.,
earhtwork; -aj-isto, -laboristo: e. worker; -ano:
inhabitant of e.; (fig.) landholder; -izar, -plenigar:
to cover, to fill (ulo) with e.; -plen-ajo: (fort.)
terreplein; -ocilo, -tremo: e. shake, earthquake
(cf. sismo); -truo: burrow; -etajo: ground
floor (of a house); -pomo: potato; -hav-ajo: real
estate; en-ter-igar: to inter, put in the e.; -venar:
to (come to) land. — eFIS.
terakot-o: terra-cotta: baked clay; -ajo: a piece
of earthenware. — DEFIRS
terapi-o:(med.) therapeutics, therapy. —
DEFIRS
terari-o*: terrarium. — EF
teras-o: terrace: raised bank; -tekto: flat roof
(of a house); -igar, -izar: to t., to arrange in t.s.
— DEF
