Taanach – who humbles thee; who answers thee
\nTaanach-shilo – breaking down a fig-tree
\nTabbath – good; goodness
\nTabeal – Tabeel – good God
\nTaberah – burning
\nTabitha – clear-sighted; a roe-deer
\nTabor – choice; purity; bruising
\nTabrimon – good pomegranate; the navel; the middle
\nTadmor – the palm-tree; bitterness
\nTahan – beseeching; merciful
\nTahapenes – secret temptation
\nTahath – fear; going down
\nTahpenes – standard; flight; temptation
\nTahrea – anger; wicked contention
\nTalitha-cumi – young woman – arise
\nTalmai – my furrow; that suspends the waters; heap of waters
\nTamah – blotting or wiping out; smiting
\nTamar – palm; palm-tree
\nTammuz – abstruse; concealed; consumed
\nTanhumeth – consolation; repentance
\nTaphath – distillation; drop
\nTappuah – apple; swelling
\nTarah – a hair; a wretch; one banished
\nTaralah – searching out slander – or strength
\nTarea – howling; doing evil
\nTarpelites – ravishers; succession of miracles
\nTarshish – contemplation; examination
\nTarsus – winged; feathered
\nTartak – chained; bound; shut up
\nTartan – a general (official title)
\nTatnai – that gives; the overseer of the gifts and tributes
\nTebah – murder; butchery; guarding of the body; a cook
\nTebaliah – baptism – or goodness – of the Lord
\nTebeth – good – goodness (the tenth month of the Hebrews)
\nTehinnah – entreaty; a favor
\nTekel – weight
\nTekoa – trumpet; that is confirmed
\nTelabib – a heap of new grain
\nTelah – moistening; greenness
\nTelassar – taking away; heaping up
\nTelem – their dew; their shadow
\nTelharsa – suspension of the plow
\nTel-melah – heap of salt
\nTema – admiration; perfection; consummation
\nTeman – Temani – the south; Africa; perfect
\nTerah – to breathe; scent; blow
\nTeraphim – images; idols
\nTertius – third
\nTertullus – third
\nTetrarch – governor of a fourth part
\nThaddeus – that praises or confesses
\nThahash – that makes haste; that keeps silence
\nThamah – that blots out; that suppresses
\nTharah – same as Terah
\nThebez – muddy; eggs; fine linen or silk
\nThelasar – same as Telassar
\nTheophilus – friend of God
\nThessalonica – victory against the Thessalians
\nTheudas – flowing with water
\nThomas – a twin
\nThummim – perfection; truth
\nThyatira – a perfume; sacrifice of labor
\nTibbath – killing; a cook
\nTiberias – good vision; the navel
\nTiberius – the son of Tiber
\nTibni – straw; hay
\nTidal – that breaks the yoke; knowledge of elevation
\nTiglath-Pileser – that binds or takes away captivity
\nTikvah – hope; a little line; congregation
\nTilon – murmuring
\nTimeus – perfect; admirable; honorable
\nTimnah – forbidding
\nTimnath – image; figure; enumeration
\nTimnath-heres – or Timnath-serah – image of the sun; numbering of the rest
\nTimon – honorable; worthy
\nTimotheus – honor of God; valued of God
\nTiphsah – passage; leap; step; the passover
\nTirhakah – inquirer; examiner; dull observer
\nTiria – searching out
\nTirshatha – a governor
\nTirzah – benevolent; complaisant; pleasing
\nTishbite – that makes captive
\nTitus – pleasing
\nToah – weapon; dart
\nTob – good; goodness
\nTob-adonijah – my good God; the goodness of the foundation of the Lord
\nTobiah – Tobijah – the Lord is good
\nTochen – middle
\nTogarmah – which is all bone
\nTohu – that lives; that declares
\nToi – who wanders
\nTola – worm; grub; scarlet
\nTophet – a drum; betraying
\nTrachonitis – stony
\nTroas – penetrated
\nTrophimus – well educated; well brought up
\nTryphena – delicious; delicate
\nTryphon – masculine of Tryphena
\nTryphosa – thrice shining
\nTubal – the earth; the world; confusion
\nTubal-Cain – worldly possession; possessed of confusion
\nTychicus – casual; by chance
\nTyrannus – a prince; one that reigns
\nTyre – Tyrus – strength; rock; sharp<\/p>\n
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