/triˈtono/

Triton

Trinity

/ˈtrojo/

Troy (an ancient city in far northwestern Asia Minor, in modern Turkey)

/tra/

through

/tral/

apocopic form of tra la (“through the”)

through

/traakˈviɡi/

to irrigate

/ˈtrabo/

beam, pole, girder (long piece of metal or timber)

/traˈbori/

to pierce, puncture, make a hole through something

/traˈdandi/

to lose (something) due to lavish or extravagant spending; to waste, splurge

/tradiˈt͡sia/

traditional (of or pertaining to tradition)

/tradiˈt͡sio/

tradition

/traduˈkenda/

requiring translation, that must be translated

/traˈduki/

to translate (from one language to another)

/traduˈkilo/

compiler

/traduˈkisto/

translator

/traˈduko/

translation

/ˈtrafa/

spot-on, on target, to the point

/ˈtrafe/

accurately, on target, to the point

/ˈtrafi/

/trafikakt͡siˈdento/

car crash, car accident, traffic collision

/trafikˈt͡sirklo/

traffic circle

/trafikinˈsulo/

traffic island

/trafiˈklumoi̯/

traffic light

/traˈfiko/

traffic

/trafikʃtoˈpid͡ʒo/

traffic jam (situation in which road traffic slows significantly or stops altogether for a period of time)

/ˈtrafo/

/traɡeˈdia/

tragic

/traɡeˈdie/

tragically

/traɡediˈisto/

tragedian (playwright who writes tragedies)

/traɡeˈdio/

tragedy

/traˈɡika/

tragic

/traɡikomeˈdio/

tragicomedy

/traiˈrejo/

aisle, corridor, gangway, passage, thoroughfare

/traˈiri/

to go through, traverse, pass from one side to the other

/traˈiro/

passage

/trajektoˈrio/

trajectory

/ˈtrai̯no/

train (railway train)

/ˈtrai̯to/

trait, attribute, lineament

/traˈkomo/

trachoma

/trakˈtado/

treaty. singular present nominal passive participle of trakti

/trakˈtaʒo/

treatise

/ˈtrakti/

/ˈtrakto/

/trakˈtoro/

tractor (farm vehicle used for hauling farm equipment and preparing fields)

/traˈkuri/

to run through

/traˈleɡi/

to read through (read from start to finish); to read from cover to cover

/tramhalˈtejo/

tram stop

/ˈtramo/

streetcar, tram

/trampoˈlino/

trampoline

H-system spelling of tranĉatajn

H-system spelling of tranĉi

/ˈtrant͡so/

trance (dazed or unconscious condition)

X-system spelling of tranĉi

/trankˈvila/

quiet, calm, tranquil

/trankˈvile/

/trankviˈlet͡so/

tranquility, calmness, peacefulness, composure

/trankviˈliɡa/

calming, causing tranquility

/trankviˈliɡi/

to calm, quiet, tranquilize

/trankviˈlid͡ʒi/

to calm down, quiet down

/trankˈvilo/

tranquillity, calmness, peacefulness, composure

/traˈnokti/

to spend the night

/trans/

/transakˈt͡sio/

transaction

/transˈdoni/

to hand over

/tranˈsepto/

transept

/transforˈmado/

transformation

/transˈformi/

to transform

/transforˈmid͡ʒi/

to transform, be transformed, turn (into), change (into)

/transˈfuzo/

transfusion

/transˈɡenra/

transgender

/transɡenˈret͡so/

the state of being transgender; transgenderism; transgenderness.

/transɡenˈrulo/

a transgender person

/tranˈsiri/

to cross, go across

/tranˈsiro/

transition

/transisˈtoro/

transistor

/transiˈtiva/

transitive

/transloˈkiɡi/

to relocate

/transloˈkiɡo/

relocation

/transloˈkid͡ʒi/

to move, change residence

/transloˈd͡ʒid͡ʒi/

to move, relocate (to change one's residence)

/transmiˈɡrado/

transmigration

/transˈmiɡri/

transmigrate

/transˈpaʃi/

to step across, cross

/transˈporti/

to transport

/transˈpreni/

to take a possession from the hand of someone, to take on, to take over.

/transˈsalti/

to jump across

/transˈseksa/

/transsekˈset͡so/

/transsekˈsulo/

/transsˈkribi/

to transcribe (convert a representation of language to another representation)

/tranˈsulo/

a transgender person

/transˈversa/

transverse, crosswise

/transˈvesti/

to crossdress

/transvesˈtisto/

crossdresser, transvestite

/tranˈt͡ʃeo/

trench

/ˈtrant͡ʃi/

to cut, slice

/trant͡ʃiˈleto/

penknife

/tranˈt͡ʃilo/

knife

/traˈpasi/

to pass through

/trapeˈnetri/

to penetrate through, thoroughly penetrate

/traˈpezo/

trapezoid

/trapezoˈedro/

trapezohedron

/trapezopluˈredro/

trapezohedron

/trariˈɡardi/

to exhaustively look at, look through

/traˈvadi/

to ford

/traˈvintri/

to winter (to spend the winter)

/traviˈvebla/

survivable, livable

/traˈvivi/

to spend (live through), experience

/traˈxeo/

trachea, windpipe

/traˈxomo/

trachoma

/ˈtrau̯bo/

grape

/trau̯ˈmato/

trauma

/tre/

very

very good, very well

/treˈeɡe/

extremely, enormously

/ˈtrefo/

The suit of clubs, marked with the symbol ♣.

/trei̯ˈnado/

training

/ˈtrei̯ni/

/trei̯ˈnisto/

sport coach

/treˈmanta/

trembling

/treˈmeti/

to tremble slightly, quiver slightly

/ˈtremi/

to tremble, quiver

/treˈmiɡi/

to cause to tremble

/ˈtremo/

shiver, tremor

/treˈmolo/

aspen (Populus tremula)

/ˈtrempi/

to dip, dunk

/treˈnado/

dragging, towing

/ˈtrent͡so/

trance music

/ˈtreni/

to drag, to tow

/trenˈʃipo/

tugboat, tug, towboat

/treoˈnino/

threonine

/ˈtreti/

to tread

/trezoˈrejo/

treasury vault, treasury chamber

/trezorˈkofro/

treasure chest

/treˈzoro/

treasure

/tri/

three (3)

/ˈtria/

third

/triaˈfoje/

for the third time

/trianˈɡula/

triangular

triangular prism

/trianˈɡule/

triangularly

/trianˈɡuli/

to triangulate

/trianˈɡulo/

triangle

/ˈtriba/

tribal

/ˈtribo/

tribe

tribo- (pertaining to friction)

/triboeˈlektro/

triboelectricity, electricity produced by the triboelectric effect.

/tribolumiˈnesko/

triboluminescence, the production of light by friction.

/triˈbordo/

starboard (right side of a ship)

/tribuˈnalo/

tribunal

/triˈbuno/

platform, rostrum, podium, tribune

/triˈbuti/

to tribute; to pay as tribute

/triˈbuto/

tribute

/ˈtrit͡sent/

three hundred

/trit͡seraˈtopo/

triceratops

/triˈt͡siklo/

tricycle

/triˈt͡sio/

tritium

/ˈtridek/

thirty

/ˈtridek du/

thirty-two

/ˈtridek kvar/

thirty-four

/ˈtridek kvin/

thirty-five

/ˈtridek nau̯/

thirty-nine

/ˈtridek ok/

thirty-eight

/ˈtridek sep/

thirty-seven

/ˈtridek ses/

thirty-six

/ˈtridek tri/

thirty-three

/ˈtridek ˈunu/

thirty-one

thirty-second

/tridek-kˈvara/

thirty-fourth

/tridek-kˈvina/

thirty-fifth

thirty-ninth

thirty-eighth

thirty-seventh

thirty-sixth

thirty-third

thirty-first

/triˈdeka/

thirtieth

/ˈtridek du/

alternative spelling of tridek du (“thirty-two”)

/ˈtridek kvar/

alternative spelling of tridek kvar (“thirty-four”)

/ˈtridek kvin/

alternative spelling of tridek kvin (“thirty-five”)

/ˈtridek nau̯/

alternative spelling of tridek naŭ (“thirty-nine”)

/ˈtridek ok/

alternative spelling of tridek ok (“thirty-eight”)

/ˈtridek sep/

alternative spelling of tridek sep (“thirty-seven”)

/ˈtridek ses/

alternative spelling of tridek ses (“thirty-six”)

/ˈtridek tri/

alternative spelling of tridek tri (“thirty-three”)

/ˈtridek ˈunu/

alternative spelling of tridek unu (“thirty-one”)

/triˈdento/

trident (three-pronged spear)

/tridimenˈsia/

three-dimensional

/ˈtrie/

thirdly

/triˈedro/

trihedron

/triˈfoje/

three times, thrice

/trifoˈlio/

trefoil (plant of the genus Trifolium)

/trifosˈfato/

triphosphate (any salt or ester containing three phosphate groups)

/triɡonomeˈtria/

trigonometric

/triɡonomeˈtrio/

trigonometry

/triiliˈardo/

sextillion (10²¹)

/triiliˈono/

quintillion (10¹⁸)

/triˈjara/

/trijaˈrad͡ʒa/

three-year-old

/ˈtriki/

to knit

/trikiˈnio/

trikini

/triˈkino/

trichina

/triˈkoto/

jumper, jersey

/trilaˈtero/

a trilateral, triangle

/trilinˈɡvulo/

a trilingual person

/triliˈono/

/ˈtrilo/

trill

/triloˈbulo/

trilobite

/trinˈkaʒo/

drink, beverage

/trinˈkebla/

drinkable; potable

/trinˈkeɡi/

to gulp, down, quaff, guzzle

/trinˈkejo/

bar, pub

/trinˈketi/

to sip

/ˈtrinki/

to drink

/trinkˈmono/

tip, gratuity (small amount of money given as a token of appreciation)

/ˈtrinko/

act of drinking

/trinkˈʃalmo/

drinking straw

/triˈnombro/

trial (grammatical)

/ˈtrio/

/triˈobla/

triple; multiplied by three

/triˈobla ˈpunkto/

triple point

/triˈobla ˈstelo/

triple star

/triˈoble/

thrice, three times

/trioˈbliɡi/

to triple; to multiply by three

/trioˈblid͡ʒi/

to triple; to become three times as large

/triˈona/

a third of

/triˈono/

a third (⅓)

/triˈope/

by threes

/triˈopo/

threesome, triad, trio, triplet

/triosoˈnato/

trio sonata

/triˈozo/

triose

/tripepˈtido/

tripeptide

/tripiˈedo/

tripod

/ˈtripo/

tripe (entrails, stomach linings used for food)

/triˈpunkto/

ellipsis

/triseˈmai̯na/

three-week

/ˈtrista/

sad, unhappy

/triˈtiko/

wheat

/triˈtio/

tritium

/triˈtono/

triton, tritium nucleus

/triˈumfe/

triumphantly

/triˈumfi/

to triumph

/triˈumfo/

triumph

/triviˈala/

trivial, vulgar, commonplace

/triviaˈlaʒo/

triviality; something trivial or of little importance

/triˈxino/

trichina

/tro/

too much

/ˈtroa/

too much, too many

/troaˈbunda/

overabundant

/troˈdozo/

overdose

/troˈfeo/

trophy

/ˈtroɡo/

trough

/troˈiɡi/

to exaggerate

/troˈiɡo/

exaggeration, hyperbole

/ˈtroja t͡ʃeˈvalo/

Trojan horse

/troˈkeo/

trochee

/ˈtroli/

to troll

/ˈtrolo/

troll

/ˈtrombo/

thrombus, blood clot

waterspout

/tromboˈnisto/

trombonist

/tromˈbono/

trombone

/ˈtrompa/

cheating, deceptive

/ˈtrompe/

deceptively

/tromˈpeti/

to play little tricks

/ˈtrompi/

to deceive, to cheat

/tromˈpisto/

con artist, swindler

/ˈtrompo/

cheating, cheat

/ˈtrono/

throne, a ceremonial chair for a sovereign, bishop, or similar figure.

/ˈtropa/

of or relating to a trope, figure of speech

/tropepiˈteto/

transferred epithet, hypallage, figurative epithet

/troˈpika/

tropical

/troˈpiko/

tropic (one of two parallels at latitude 23°27′)

/ˈtropo/

trope, figure of speech

/troseˈket͡so/

drought

/ˈtroti/

/ˈtroto/

trot (gait of an animal or person faster than a walk but slower than a run)

/trotuˈaro/

sidewalk, pavement, footpath

/troˈuzi/

to abuse, to overuse

/troˈuzo/

abuse

/troˈvebla/

findable

/troˈvebli/

to be findable

/ˈtrovi/

found

/troˈvid͡ʒi/

to be found

/troˈxeo/

trochee

/troxoˈido/

trochoid

/truˈdaʒo/

/ˈtrude/

imposingly

/trudˈherbo/

weed (unwanted plant)

/ˈtrudi/

to impose, to obtrude

/ˈtrudo/

intrusion

/truˈeɡo/

moulin

/ˈtrufo/

truffle

/ˈtrui/

to puncture, to make a hole, to punch a hole, to pierce

/truˈilo/

hole punch

/ˈtruko/

/ˈtrulo/

trowel

/trumpeˈtisto/

trumpeter

/trumˈpeto/

trumpet

/trunˈketo/

stem, stalk

/ˈtrunko/

tree trunk

/ˈtruo/

hole

/ˈtrupo/

troupe

/ˈtrusto/

trust

/ˈtruto/

trout