The twentieth letter of the English alphabet, also used as a symbol in various scientific and cultural contexts.
TängriTängri is a modern scholarly spelling of Tengri, the sky deity and supreme heavenly power in ancient Turkic religion.
TæsanAn Old English verb meaning to pull apart, comb, or tease fibers.
TāneTāne is a major Māori atua associated with forests, birds, creativity, and the creation of humankind.
Tāne AtuaA Māori expression referring to Tāne, the atua (deity or supernatural being) associated with forests, birds, and the separation of earth and sky.
TāngataA Māori word meaning people or human beings, especially in the phrase tāngata whenua, “people of the land.”
TōhokuA region of northeastern Honshu, Japan, comprising six prefectures including Miyagi, Fukushima, and Aomori.
TokaiA region of central Japan along the Pacific coast, or the adjacent Tōkai Sea, depending on context.
TōkaidōA historic route and region along Japan’s eastern seacoast, especially the road linking Edo and Kyoto.
TūīA distinctive New Zealand honeyeater known for its white throat tuft and complex, sometimes imitative song.
T’angAn established Wade–Giles romanization of Tang, referring especially to China’s Tang dynasty (618–907 CE).
TaAn informal British expression of thanks.
TaínoAn indigenous group of the Caribbean known for their agricultural practices and resistance to European colonization.
Ta'arufAn Indonesian and Malay term, also used in English contexts, for mutual introduction or acquaintance, especially in a culturally or religiously guided courtship.
TaʿlīmIslamic religious instruction or education, especially teaching based on the Qur’an and Islamic tradition.
Ta'arufA process of getting acquainted, especially an intentional introduction or courtship conducted according to Islamic cultural or religious values.
Ta'limEducation or instruction, especially religious education in an Islamic context.
TaaTaa is a Tuu language spoken primarily in Botswana and Namibia, also widely known by the name !Xóõ.
TabA small flap, strip, or label used for grasping, marking, or fastening; also, a running total or bill in informal use.
TabbyA type of domestic cat with a distinctive coat pattern featuring stripes, swirls, or spots.