Tariotae a people of Dalmatia tarmĕs a worm that eats wood; a woodworm Tarnis a river of Gaul falling into the Garonne; Tarn Tarpa Tarpēius a Roman proper name;; the father of Tarpeia; who opened the citadel to the Sabi… tarpessīta Tarquĭnĭi a very ancient and important town of Etruria; Trachina; belonging to Tarquinii;… Tarquĭtĭus an Etruscan proper name;; the Etruscan Tarquitius; who wrote on divination; of … Tarrăcīna a town in Latium; formerly called; Terracina; belonging to Tarracina; Tarracini… Tarrăco a town in Spain; Tarragona; belonging to Tarraco; Tarraconian Tarrăgenses a people of Tarsatica a city of Illyria Tarsus the capital of Cilicia; Tersoos; belonging to Tarsus; fin.— Subst; the inhabita… Tartărus the infernal regions; belonging to the infernal regions; Tartarean; infernal; i… Tartărus a river of Italy; Tariaro Tartessus a very ancient maritime town of Spain; El Rocadillo; near S. Roque; belonging t… tarum aloe-wood Tarusātes a people of Aquitanian Gaul Tarutius a Roman proper name tasconĭum a white; clayey kind of earth Tasgetĭus a prince of the Carnutes tăsis a straining; tension; exertion tăt interj. what! strange! tăta dad; daddy; A bringer up; rearer tatae interj. so! the deuce! Sa; St; Sa Tătĭus a king of the Sabines; who afterwards reigned jointly with Romulus; of Tatius; … Tattaeus tătŭla daddy tau tau the name of the Greek Taulantĭi a people of Illyria; Taulantian Taum an arm of the sea in Britain; the Firth of Tay Taunus a mountain range in Western Germany; between Frankfort and Mayence; Höhe taura a barren; hybrid cow; a free-martin taurĕus adj. of a bull; ox; of oxen; taurine; taurean bands Tauri the Taurians; a Thracian people; living in what is now Crimea; who sacrificed f… Taurĭānum a town in Bruttia taurĭcornis adj. bull-horned Taurĭcus taurĭfer adj. bull-bearing; bearing; feeding; supporting bulls taurĭformis adj. bull-shaped; tauriform taurĭgĕnus adj. bull-born; begotten by; proceeding; from a bull Taurĭi lūdi games at Rome in the; held in honor of the infernal gods Taurīni a people of Northern Italy; near the modern Turin; belonging to the Taurini; Ta… taurīnus adj. belonging to bulls; oxen; bull; s-; taurine Taurīnus Tauris an island near Illyria Taurisci an Alpine tribe in Pannonia; belonging to the Taurisci Tauriscus Tauriscus the name of a Greek actor Taurĭus taurŏbŏlĭcus adj. belonging to a sacrifice of a bull taurŏbŏlīnus one who has sacrificed a bull to Cybele taurŏbŏlĭor v. dep. n. to make a sacrifice of a bull; set up to commemorate a taurŏbŏlĭum a sacrifice of a bull in honor of Cybele taurŏcenta a bull-fighter Taurŏīs a fortress belonging to Marseilles; situated on the seashore in; Tarento; acc Taurŏmĕnĭum a town in the eastern part of Sicily; Taormina; belonging to Tauromenium; Tauro… taurophthalmon the ox-eye; a kind of rosemary Taurŏpōlos an appellation of Diana Taurŭbŭlae an island near Naples taurŭlus a little bull taurus a bull; bullock; ox; steer; A brazen bull made by Perillus Taurus a high mountainrange in the south-eastern part of Asia Minor; Allah Dagh; Bulgh… Taurus a Roman proper name tautŏlŏgĭa a repetition of the same meaning in different words; tautology Taveni a people of Arabia tax whack taxa a kind of laurel taxātĭo a rating; valuing; appraisal; estimation; a defining taxātor a reviler; taunter; abuser taxĕa lard taxĕōta a magistrate taxĕus adj. of the yewtree; of yew-trees taxĭcus adj. of the yewtree; yew Taxilae the name of a people in India taxillus a small die taxim taxim adv. gently; little by little; by degrees; gradually Taximagŭlus a king of Kent taxo v. freq. a. to touch sharply; to feel; handle; To twit; censure taxōnīnus adj. belonging to a badger; badger taxus a yew; yew-tree; a javelin Tāўgĕtē a daughter of Atlas and Pleione; one of the Pleiades Tāўgĕtus a ridge of mountains in Laconia Tazata an island in the Caspian Sea tē tĕ Tĕānum the name of two Italian towns; a town in Apulia; Civitate; the inhabitants of T… Tĕāte a town on the Adriatic Sea; near Corfinium; Chieti; the inhabitants of Teate Tĕātes a people in Apulia teba a hill techna a wile; trick; piece of craft; subtilty; artifice technĭcus a teacher of art; technologist Technŏpaegnĭon the title of a poem by Ausonius Tē^cmessa a daughter of king Teuthras; and mistress of Ajax; the son of Telamon Tecmon a town of Epirus tēcŏlĭthos a stone tectē adv. tectĭo covering