tuberklos-o: (med.) tuberculosis, consumption; -ala, -oza: tubercular, tuberculous: relating to the disease; -ika, -ik(ul)o: tubercular person). — DEFIRS
tuberkul-o: (bot.) tubercle; (physiol.) a small tumor (tumour), or tumorlike elevation; (cf. tubero). — DEFIRS
tuberkulin-o: (biol.) tuberculin(e).
tuberos-o: (bot.) tuberose (Polyanthes tuberosa). — DEFIRS
tubul-o: (chem.) tubule (as of a retort). — DEFS
tuert-a, -(ul)o: one-eyed (person): blind in one eye. — S
tuf-o: tuft, bunch, cluster, clump, wisp (of straw: assemblage of things of the same nature: threads, feathers, hair, etc. (cf. penacho); har- -o: tuft of hair; arbor- -o: clump of trees; herbo- -o: bunch of herbs;tuf-nodo: knot (of ribbons), favor (favour); pudro- -o: powder-puff; -izar, -ifar: to form into t.s. — EF
tuk-o: (a piece of) cloth; (cf. drapo, stofo); naz- -o: handkerchief: vish- -o: (dish-) wiper, duster (of cloth). — D
tukan-o: (orni.) toucan (genus: Rhamphastus). — DEFIS
tul-o: (fabric) tulle. — DEFIRS
tulip-o: (plant, flower) tulip; -arboro: t. tree, whitewood, white poplar: liriodendron (Liriodendron Tulipifera). — DEFIRS
tumefakt-ar: (tr., med.) to tumefy, cause to swell; -o, -uro: tumefaction. — EFIS
tumor-o: tumor (tumour): morbid swelling. — DEFIS
tumul-o: (antiq.) tumulus, barrow, cairn, burial mound. — EFIS
tumult-ar: (intr.) to raise a tumult, disturbance, uproar, hubbub, to (cause a) row, a riot; -o: tumult, riot; -eto: row, squabble, brawl; bustle; -e: disorderly and noisy, tumultuously; -ala, -oza, -ema, -atra:tumultuous, turbulent, riotous. — DEFIS
tun-o: ton: 1000kg.; about 2205 lbs, avd.; -aro, -konteno: (nav.) tonnage. — DEFIRS
tundr-o: (Russian) tundra. — DEFIRS
tunel-o: tunnel; (city R.R.) tube, subeway. — DEFIRS
tunik-o: (coat of soldiers, pupils) tunic, an antique undergarment; (anat.) coat, film, tunic (of the eye); wall (of the stomach); (bot.) coat, integument; -iero: (zool.) tunicate. — DEFIRS
tupi-o: (spinning-, peg-) top; ludar per -i: to spin tops. — F
tur-o: tour; -isto: tourist; mondo- -o: world tour; inspekto- -o: tour, round of inspection. Ex.: Facar turo di la mondo, di urbo, di lando, di domeno. — DEFR
turb-o: (of persons) crowd, throng, multitude; -acho: mob; -e: in crowds. — FIS
turban-o: turban. — DEFIRS
turbin-o: (mechan.) turbine; -navo: t. ship; vapor- -o: steam t. — DEFIRS
turbot-o: (ichth.) turbot (Rhombus maximus). — DEFR
«turco»: turco: Algerian soldier.
turd-o: (orni.) thrush (genus: Turdus).
turgec-ar: (intr., med.) to be turgescent. — DEFIS
turkez-o: (min.) turquoise; -blua: t. blue. — DEFIS
turm-o: tower; (at chess) castle; (nav.) turret; Babel- -o: tower of Babel; -o-navo: turret-ship. — D
turmalin-o: (min.) t(o)urmaline. — DEFIRS
turn-ar: (tr., intr.) to turn (from right to left), turn around, to (cause to) move circularly), twist, whirl, wheel around; (cf. jirar, rotacar, renversar, volvar, tornar); -o: turn; -ar la kapo, la klefo: to turn the head, the key; roto- -o: a turn of a wheel; klef-klozar du-turne (od, per di turni) la pordo: to double lock the door; mi-turno: half turn; ri-turn-o: turn about, face about, change of side; turn-anta dervisho: whirling dervish; turno-plako, -tablo: turntable; turn-orgeno: hand-organ; turno-hoko: swivel; turno-kesto: revolving box (as for foundlings in a convent); turno-pordo, -bar-ilo: turnstile;turno-kruco, -bar-ilo: tourniquet; turno-morbo: (vet.) staggers; skrub-turn-ilo: turn-screw; screwdriver; turno-kont-ilo: revolution counter (on an engine). V. exp.: vid. jirar. — EFS
turnir-ar: (intr.) to hold a tournament, to joust, to take part in a tourney. — DEFIRS
turt-o: oil-cake (for feed of beasts); lin- -o: linseed. — F
turtur-o: (orni.) turtle-dove (genus: Turtur). — DFIS
tus-ar: (intr.) to cough; -etar: to cough: clear one’s throat, to hem; -aceso: fit of coughing. — FIS
