trauma(kwo) trauma, injury

traumi(zwo) traumatize

trauma depatmen(kwo) trauma department (at a hospital)

traur(kwo) mourning

traur-ney(kwel) mourning

traverse(kwel) transversal, cross, crosscut

traversa(kwo) smth transversal, traverse

traversen(konekti) across, athwart

travidibile(kwel) transparent

(Origin: tra+vidi+bile)

treba(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

trefi(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

treiler(kwo) trailer (vehicle)

treini(zwo) train, drill

treiner(kwo) coach, trainer

Portuguese

trek(kwo) track (sports; computer; music)

suontrek — sound track

tremi(zwo) tremble

ek-tremi — flinch, give a start

tremi-she vos — faltering voice

trema(kwo) tremble, tremor

ardatrema(kwo) earthquake (also “sisma”)

Syn.: sheiki

tren(kwo) train (a line of connected railroad cars)

trenyuan(kwo) conductor (in a train)

trepi(zwo) flutter

trepi bay alas — flap the wings, flutter

trepi-flai — flutter (to fly by a quick light flapping of the wings)

trepa(kwo) flutter, trepidation

Russian

treska(kwo) cod (fish)

tresor(kwo) treasure

Catalan

treta(kwo) trait, feature

tri (kwanto) three (3)

li tri jen — the three of them

trifen

un trifen — one third

dwa 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

triangula(kwo) triangle

tribu(kwo) tribe

Spanish

tribunal(kwo) tribunal

Syn.: judiguan

tribut(kwo) tribute

fai tribut on koywan — impose tribute on smb

pagi tribut — pay tribute

tridi(kwo) Wednesday (also merkudi)

triger (kwo) trigger

trigeri (zwo ) trigger

trimeska(kwo) quarter (period of 3 months)

(Origin: tri+mes+(i)ka)

trimi(zwo) trim, cut

Trinidad e Tobago(kwo) Trinidad and Tobago

Trinitaa(kwo) Trinity

Trinitaa-undi(kwo) Whit Monday

triste(kwel) sad (sorrowful)

tristitaa(kwo) sadness

tristefai(zwo) be sad

French

Syn.: griva-ney

triumfa(kwo) triumph

triumfa-arka — triumphal arch

triumfa-ney (triumfe) — (kwo) triumphal, triumphant, victorious

triumfa-nem (triumfem) — (kwo) triumphantly

triumfi(zwo) triumph

tro(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!

tro-ney(kwel) excessive

fai tro, troisi(zwo) overdo, go too far; exaggerate

troisa(zwo) exaggeration

trofee(kwo) trophy

Estonian

trol(kwo) troll (imaginary creature)

tromba(kwo) thrombus

trombon(kwo) trombone

trompi(zwo) deceive, mislead

fa-trompi por koysa — be mistaken by smth

trompa(kwo) deception, deceit

Syn.: juli

tron(kwo) throne

Greek

tronka(kwo) trunk (of tree, of a human or animal)

tropika(kwo) tropic

tropike(kwel) tropic, tropical

troti(zwo) trot (along)

trubadur(kwo) troubadour

truk(kwo) trick (feat; knack, artifice; conjuring trick)

trukyuan(kwo) conjurer, magician

trumpeta(kwo) trumpet

Latin

trupa(kwo) troupe; herd, flock, troop, swarm; crowd

trupas(kwo) troops (military forces)

See also: gurta, jenmenga

tsar(kwo) tsar (emperor of Russia)

Russian

Tserna Gora(kwo) Montenegro

tsunami(kwo) tsunami

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