ŠU I TEMGETU a private seal
ŠU ILHA lotus (Nelumbo nucifera)
ŠU ILHAI DA lotus root (edible)
ŠU ILHAI HITHA seed pod of a lotus
ŠU ILHAI OMO lotus pond
ŠU IMIYAHA TANGGIN the name of a two-storied hall in the Examination Halls
ŠU JAMURI ILHA a type of hedgerose that resembles the lotus
ŠU TACIN cultured ways or habits, culture, education
ŠU YANGSANGGA well-ordered and beautiful
ŠU YANGSE elegant, comely
ŠU YANGSE GEMUN HECEN DE WESIHUN OJORO MUDAN musical composition played while the emperor attended a banquet for the Hanlin academy
ŠU ZIN beautiful woman
ŠUBAN petty clerk, scribe
ŠUBASA plural of šuban
ŠUBEREMBI see siberembi
ŠUBUREMBI (-ke) 1. to wilt in the sun 2. to go bad (of a horse's hoof)
ŠUBURI timid, retiring
ŠUBURŠEMBI 1. to be timid, to fear to put oneself forward, to be shrinking, to be docile 2. to be solicitous about children
ŠUCERI ILHA an exotic purple flower that blooms in the fourth month
ŠUCI one who pretends to know what he in fact doesn't
ŠUCILEMBI to pretend to know something that in fact one doesn't, to feign knowledge
ŠUDACAN YALI pieces of meat and fat roasted together on a skewer
ŠUDANGGA COKO one name for the chicken
ŠUDEHEN see sidehun
ŠUDEMBI to slander, to calumniate
ŠUDESI a scribe, a secretary, a clerk
ŠUDESI BE BAICARA KUNGGERI section of clerks in the Board of Civil Appointments
ŠUDESI BE KADALARA KUNGGERI section in charge of clerks in the Boards of Civil Appointments, Works, and War
ŠUDESI ORON I KUNGGERI section of clerks in the Board of Works
ŠUDU 1. fodder bean 2. see šudun
ŠUDU ERIKU broom
ŠUDUBUMBI caus./pass. of šudumbi
ŠUDUKŪ a weeding hoe
ŠUDUMBI (-ha) 1. to shovel 2. to scrape smooth, to level off 3. to scratch, to abrade 4. to weed
ŠUDURE JAHŪDAI a boat used for carrying off sludge from dredging
ŠUDUN scraping, shoveling
ŠUDUN I WEIHE the front teeth
ŠUDURAN ILHA a small exotic yellow flower that blooms at the end of spring
ŠUDZ Deputy Supervisor of Instruction, BH 929
ŠUFA 1. handkerchief (sometimes with a fringe on two sides) 2. in the older language, šufa meant head covering, turban; cf. šufari, šufatu
ŠUFABUMBI caus./pass. of šufambi
ŠUFAMBI 1. to bite, to sting (of insects) 2. to take an equal portion, to take an equal share, to put in an equal share
ŠUFAN wrinkle, crease, fold
ŠUFAN JAFAMBI to get creased, to get wrinkled
ŠUFANAMBI to crease, to fold, to be wrinkled
ŠUFANGGA SALU a full beard
ŠUFARI a head wrapping used by women
ŠUFASU a hairnet worn under a hat (ancient style)
ŠUFATU a cloth head covering, a turban
ŠUFIN flour made from lotus root
ŠUFUR SEME (onom.) hissing, whizzing
ŠUFURŠEMBI see fusur seme
ŠUFUYEN see šofoyon
ŠUGI fluid, clear juice, clear discharge, vital fluid of the body, extract
ŠUGILEBUMBI caus. of šugilembi
ŠUGILEMBI to apply lacquer
ŠUGIN 1. (liquid) lacquer, paint 2. hand towel
ŠUGIN DOSIMBUHA ILETU KIYOO a goldlacquered open sedan chair
ŠUGIN MOO the lacquer tree--Rhus vernicifera
ŠUGINGGE HASI a variety of wild persimmon
ŠUGIRI HIYAN the tree Pistacia lentisens from which a type of pseudolacquer is made
ŠUGURI see šuhuri
ŠUHI see šugi
ŠUHUDU 1. a variety of pink hawthorn 2. a variety of dalbergia
ŠUHURI buckwheat husks
ŠUHURI SIHAMBI to lose a scab (of one who has smallpox)
ŠUI GIOI CUWAN a flat barge used for hauling goods
ŠUI JING crystal
ŠUIJIN crystal
ŠUJIN one name for the peacock; cf. tojin
ŠUKDUN see siden
ŠUKIBUMBI caus. of šukimbi
ŠUKILABUMBI caus. of šukilambi
ŠUKILAMBI 1. to beat with the fist 2. to strike with the horns (cows, sheep, etc.), to knock against, to butt
ŠUKIMBI (-he) to bring to a bad end, to ensnare, to harm
ŠUKIŠAMBI 1. to strike at random with the fists, to strike one another with the fists 2. to butt repeatedly 3. to butt one another
ŠUKŠUHUN the same as šokšohon
ŠUKUMBI to sit with the legs stretched out
ŠUKUN the two notches on the end of a bow
ŠULA 1. juice (of fruit) 2. pus, discharge
ŠULABURU YENGGUHE a type of parrot with a red head and reddish brown shoulders and breast
ŠULDERI TUBIHE a figlike fruit that ripens in the fifth month and tastes like a sweet chestnut
ŠULEBUMBI caus. of šulembi
ŠULEHELEMBI to gather, to collect (taxes)
ŠULEHEN collection, taxation
ŠULEMBI 1. to collect (taxes) 2. see eolembi
ŠULER see šošon
ŠULGE see šulhe
ŠULHE pear
ŠULHE I BELGE a pear core
ŠULHERI an exotic pearlike fruit of yellow color having a somewhat sour taste
ŠULHUMBI to escape from a net
ŠULHŪ a box made from willow branches used for storing clothes
ŠULIHUN 1. pointed 2. a point
ŠULIHUN ENGGEMU a saddle with a pointed bow
ŠULIHUN GŪLHA pointed boots
ŠULIHUN YORO an arrow having a five-sided bone and horn head that contains five holes
ŠULIMBI to twitter
ŠULIN CECIKE one of the names of the oriole; cf. gulin cecike
ŠULMEN rolled strips of meat
ŠULU hair on the temples
ŠULUBUMBI caus./pass. of šulumbi
ŠULUMBI to mistreat, to harass (subordinates)
ŠULUN see silun
ŠUMA see šuman
ŠUMACUKA see simacuka
ŠUMAN the male sexual organs of livestock
ŠUMBI (-ngke, -mpi) to be thoroughly acquainted with, to be well-versed in, to know thoroughly
ŠUMCI sunken, sunken out of sight, underwater, submerged
ŠUMCI DOSIMBI to sink out of sight
ŠUMCI GENEMBI to sink, to fall
ŠUMGA see šumgan
ŠUMGAN 1. crucible for precious metals 2. a container for gunpowder
ŠUMGAN GOCIMBI to set a small crucible containing fire over a sore spot
ŠUMGIYA GASHA one name for the spotted kingfisher; cf. cunggai
ŠUMHUN see simhun
ŠUMIKAN rather deep, somewhat deep
ŠUMILAMBI to do in a profound way, to become deep
ŠUMIN deep
ŠUMIN MICIHIYAN deep and shallow, depth
ŠUMPULU powerless, without support
ŠUN 1. sun 2. day
ŠUN BE AITUBUMBI to pray for deliverance from harm during a solar eclipse (a Chinese rite)
ŠUN BE JEMBI there is an eclipse of the sun
ŠUN BE TUWARA KEMNEKU the name of a gnomon in the Peking observatory
ŠUN BUNCUHŪN the sunlight is weak
ŠUN DABSIHA the sun is on the (western) horizon
ŠUN DALIKŪ a (ceremonial) parasol
ŠUN DALIKŪ I FIYENTEN Fan Section (of the Equipage Department)
ŠUN DEKDEKE the sun has risen
ŠUN DEKDERE ERGI the east
ŠUN DOSIKA the sun has set
ŠUN DOSITALA all day (until the sun sets)
ŠUN DULIMBA ABKA DE ELDERE MUDAN a piece of music performed during banquets for meritorious generals and officials
ŠUN HALANGGA 'of the sun clan'-- epithet of the Buddha
ŠUN HELMEN TUWARA TANGGIN hall of the gnomon near the observatory
ŠUN HŪCIHINGGA related to the sun--epithet of the Buddha
ŠUN IBKAKA the days have become shorter (after midsummer)
ŠUN I KEMUN a sundial
ŠUN I KIRU a blue banner of the imperial escort embroidered with a representation of the sun
ŠUN JEMBI to have an eclipse of the sun
ŠUN KELFIKE the sun has begun to decline
ŠUN KŪWARAHA the sun has a ring around it
ŠUN MUKDEHUN altar to the sun
ŠUN MUKDEKE the sun came up
ŠUN NIYANCAMBI the sun shines warmly
ŠUN SANGKA the days have lengthened (after midwinter)
ŠUN SIDARAKA see dun. sangka
ŠUN SIMEN power or influence of the sun
ŠUN ŠANGGA 'the sun is eared'--i.e., the sun has a rainbow near it
ŠUN TOB directly opposite the sun.--the south
ŠUN TUCIKE the sun came out
ŠUN TUHEKE the sun set
SUN TUHERE ERGI the west
ŠUN TUHETELE all day--until the sun sets
ŠUN URHUHE the sun is about to set, the sun is low on the horizon
ŠUNEMBI to go wild, to become overgrown (with weeds)
ŠUNG ŠANG (onom.) the sound of the breathing of a sleeping person
ŠUNGGA HIYAN a fragrance made of osmanthus
ŠUNGGA ILHA osmanthus, a fragrant small white flower
ŠUNGGACI ILHA spring osmanthus--an osmanthuslike flower that blooms in the third month
ŠUNGGAYA see šunggayan
ŠUNGGAYAN tall and slender, lank
ŠUNGGE 1. learned, educated, enlightened, wise 2. fine-grained
ŠUNGGE MOO a type of tree that grows in the mountains and produces a fine-grained, shiny, yellow wood
ŠUNGGE TUBIHE an exotic fruit that tastes like lotus seed--one pod contains many kernels
ŠUNGGERI elegant, fine, graceful, in good taste
ŠUNGGIDEI one name for the golden pheasant; cf. junggiri coko
ŠUNGGIN GASHA one name for the silver pheasant (Lophura nycthemera); cf. be hiyan
ŠUNGGIYA exemplary, fine, in good taste
ŠUNGGIYADA ILHA narcissus
ŠUNGGIYAMBI to throw all about
ŠUNGKE 1. perfect participle of šumbi 2. enlightened, knowledgeable, well-versed; cf. šungge
ŠUNGKECI ILHA a very fragrant jasmine-like flower of Szechuan
ŠUNGKEN enlightenment, education, refinement
ŠUNGKENEMBI to be enlightened, to be well-versed
ŠUNGKERI refined, elegant
ŠUNGKERI GŪWARA one name for the eared owl; cf. fu gūwara
ŠUNGKERI HIYAN Eupatorium Chinense
ŠUNGKERI ILHA Chinese orchid (Cym-bidium virens)
ŠUNGKON see longkon
ŠUNGKU the depression just below the lips on a man's face
ŠUNGKUBUMBI caus./pass. of šungkumbi
ŠUNGKULU the beard that grows below the lips
ŠUNGKUMBI (-he) to get dented, to form a depression
ŠUNGKUTU having deep-set eyes, having cavernous eyes
ŠUNGŠUN ŠANGŠAN speaking through the nose, having a strong nasal quality to one's speech
ŠUNTUHULE all day, until the sun goes down
ŠUNTUHUNI the same as šuntuhule
ŠUO see šuwe
ŠURDEBUKU windlass
ŠURDEBUMBI caus./pass. of šurdembi
ŠURDEBURE TATAKŪ a large water wheel used for bringing water from a low place to a higher place
ŠURDEHEN circumference, circuit, circular course
ŠURDEHEN CINCILAN I USIHA BE ACABURE DURUNGGA TETUN an armillary sphere of the Peking observatory
ŠURDEJEN see abkai šurdejen usiha
ŠURDEKU 1. circumference 2. ring, circle 3. axle, axis, pivot 4. vortex 5. a ring attached to the feet of falcons to keep the foot fetters from getting knotted 6. ring clasp on a belt
ŠURDEKU MUKE a whirlpool, vortex
ŠURDEMBI to go around, to rotate, to encompass, to wind around, to spin
ŠURDEME (postpostion) around
ŠURDERE DANGSE I BA control office for coinage in the Board of Finance
ŠURDERE DANGSE I BOO office in charge of making alloys of copper, tin, and zinc in the Board of Works
ŠURDERE NANGGIN a winding corridor
(in a garden or around a pavilion)
ŠURDEHE ŠUSIHE a tally passed on to a relief on some rotating function
ŠURDERE USIHA I FUKJINGGA HERGEN a style of Chinese calligraphy
ŠURDEN 1. rotation, spinning, swirling 2. a ring
ŠURDENUMBI to encompass one another, to go around one another
ŠURGA 1. snow blown by the wind 2. blowing sand
ŠURGABUMBI caus. of šurgambi
ŠURGAMBI to blow (of snow or sand in a heavy wind)
ŠURGAN a three-year-old tiger
ŠURGAN TASHA the same as šurgan
ŠURGEBUMBI caus. of šurgembi
ŠURGECEMBI to tremble all over, to shiver from cold
ŠURGEMBI to shake, to tremble
ŠURGEME DARGIMBI to shake and tremble
ŠURGEME GELEME trembling with fright
ŠURHA a two-year-old wild pig
ŠURHŪ a chick
ŠURHŪN one name for the chicken, a half-grown chicken
ŠURTEKU copper or tin forks held between the fingers when playing with the gacuha; cf. cohoto
ŠURTUKU YOO a running sore
ŠURU 1. the distance between the thumb and the index finger, a span 2. coral 3. paper strips tied to the end of a pole that were offered to the gods at the beginning of a child's studies 4. heavy (of a child's weight)
ŠURU CECIKE the 'coral bird' that resembles the myna
ŠURUBUMBI caus. of šurumbi
ŠURUBUHA SELE twisted iron nailed onto armor
ŠURUCI boatman, sailor
ŠURUKŪ 1. a punting pole 2. a lathe
ŠURUMBI 1. to spin, to peel off the skin of fruit in a spiral 2. to make on a lathe 3. to punt (a boat) 4. to cut the meat of game into strips
ŠURUN a young quail
ŠUSAI 1. Licentiate--the first literary degree, BH 629A 2. student, young scholar
ŠUSEBUKU 1. a border or horizontal strip hanging down from the top of a curtain, drapery, or parasol 2. fringe, border, edging 3. a bed-spread
ŠUSEMBI 1. to slide down, to slip down 2. to grab from underneath
ŠUSEME TATAMBI to pull out from underneath (an arrow from a quiver)
ŠUSEME WASIBUMBI to lower from a high place to a lower place
ŠUSEME WASIMBI to slide down, to lower oneself from a high place to a lower place, to shinny down a rope
ŠUSHA a tiger with five claws
ŠUSI ILHA a yellow flower resembling the iris that blooms in the summer
ŠUSIGE the same as šusihe
ŠUSIHA a whip
ŠUSIHA GUWEMBUMBI to make a whip sing
ŠUSIHALABUMBI caus. of šusihalambi
ŠUSIHALAMBI to whip, to flog, to beat with a whip
ŠUSIHANGGA USIHA the name of a constellation
ŠUSIHAŠAMBI to beat repeatedly with a whip
ŠUSIHE 1. a square piece of wood used for writing, a piece of wood with writing on it 2. a sign, voucher, attestation
ŠUSIHE BAICAMBI to check a certificate of merit (certificates given to soldiers for meritorious service)
ŠUSIHE TEMGETU BITHE imperial patent
ŠUSIHIYEBUMBI caus./pass. of šusihiyembi
ŠUSIHIYEMBI to incite others to discord, to agitate
ŠUSILABUMBI caus. of šusilambi
ŠUSILAMBI to whip, to flog
ŠUSILEBUMBI caus. of šusilembi
ŠUSILEMBI to chisel, to make holes with a chisel
ŠUSIN a chisel
ŠUSINTU a type of ancient chisel
ŠUSU provisions, supplies
ŠUSUNCAMBI to whisper, to hum
ŠUŠAN a small hoe-shaped implement for scraping the sides of pots
ŠUŠEMBI to look all over for, to rummage through, to ransack
ŠUŠU 1. purple 2. sorghum, kaoliang--Andropogon Sorghum
ŠUŠU BAIBULA the male paradise fly-catcher
ŠUŠU CALIHŪN the name of a small red bird--the 'kaoliang bird'
ŠUŠU JILHANGGA ILHA the name of an exotic purple flower that grows on a plant with long stalks and pointed leaves
ŠUŠU ORHO sorghum
ŠUŠU SOGI edible seaweed, laver, sea lettuce
ŠUŠU SUKDUNGGA USIHA the name of a constellation
ŠUŠU ŠAKŠAHA a purple-colored quail
ŠUŠU ŠAŠA (onom.) whispering, speaking softly
ŠUŠU UJUNGGA ALHACAN NIYEHE a speckled duck with a purple head
ŠUŠU YARUKŪ a lure for crayfish consisting of a rope with sorghum ears attached to it
ŠUŠUN ILHA purple bindweed
ŠUŠUNGGE KILTAN a purple pennant of the imperial escort
ŠUŠUNGGIYAMBI to whisper, to hum
ŠUŠUNIYEMBI see šušunggiyambi
ŠUŠUNJAMBI to whisper
ŠUŠURGAN ILHA the bloom of the Chinese redbud (Cercis chinensis)
ŠUŠURI the name of a sweet purple fruit
ŠUŠURI MAŠARI meticulous, fussy
ŠUTUCIN preface; cf. sioi
ŠUTUGI ILHA an exotic purple flower with five petals and long pointed leaves
ŠUTUHUTELE see šuntuhule
ŠUTUMBI to grow up gradually; cf. situmbi
ŠUTUHA FULHUN one of the six minor pipes
ŠUWA dense forest on the north side of a mountain; cf. ša
ŠUWAI FU commander
ŠUWAI SEME tall and slender, lank, long and slender
ŠUWAK (onom.) the sound of hitting with a whip
ŠUWAK SIK (onom.) the sound of several whips striking
ŠUWANG LU see šuwanglu
ŠUWANGLIO see šuwang lu
ŠUWANGLU 'double six'--a board game at which thirty-two pieces were used
ŠUWANGLULAMBI to play the game šuwanglu
ŠUWANGŠUWANGDEO see šangšangdeo
ŠUWAR (onom.) the sound of a sword being drawn from a scabbard, a snake moving rapidly, or an arrow passing through the air
ŠUWAR SIR SEME agile (in climbing trees)
ŠUWARANG SEME long and thin
ŠUWARKIYALABUMBI caus./pass. of šuwarkiyalambi
ŠUWARKIYALAMBI to beat with the heavy staff (an official punishment), the same as janglambi
ŠUWARKIYAN 1. bramble branches that were used for weaving baskets 2. a dried-up branch, twig 3. a heavy staff used for flogging
ŠUWARKIYAN UNUMBI to ask for forgiveness
ŠUWARŠAGIYAMBI see šuwarkiyalambi
ŠUWASE 1. brush 2. fringe
ŠUWASELABUMBI caus. of šuwaselambi
ŠUWASELAMBI 1. to print 2. to brush
ŠUWASELEMBI to brush
ŠUWASILEMBI see šusilembi
ŠUWE 1. direct, straight, totally 2. (with negatives) not at all, not in the least
ŠUWE HAFU thoroughly versed in, having a comprehensive knowledge of
ŠUWE UIHE BERI a bow made from one horn
ŠUWEFUN thorough realization, clear understanding
ŠUYEN 1. a hole made in the ice of a river or lake that is used for watering livestock and procuring water for household use 2. a small hole at the foot of a riverbank
ŠŪNGGE see šungge
ŠŪRGEKU reel, spool
TA SEME often, continually, uninterruptedly
TA TI SEME (onom.) the sound of a group working energetically
TAB upright, regular
TAB SEME 1. (onom.) the sound of a bowstring hitting the back of the bow 2. (onom.) the sound of water dripping 3. (jumped) right over
TAB TIB (onom.) the sound of dripping water
TABA the smooth side of a gacuha
TABARAMBI to err, to make an error, to go astray
TABCILABUMBI 1. caus./pass. of tabcilambi 2. to have the bowstring graze the hand or face when shooting
TABCILAMBI to plunder, to capture, to seize
TABCILANAMBI to go to plunder or capture
TABCILANDUMBI/TABCILANUMBI to plunder or capture together
TABCILANJIMBI to come to plunder or capture
TABCIN plunder, booty
TABSITAMBI 1. to talk foolishly, to talk too much, to prattle 2. to talk back to
TABTAŠAMBI to speak coarsely
TABUKŪ hook, hanger, hasp, catch, fastener
TABUKŪ UMIYESUN a leather belt with a fastener
TABUMBI 1. caus./pass. of tambi 2. to hook, to catch, to engage 3. to patch up, to darn 4. to attach a string to a bow, to string a bow 5. to trap, to ensnare 6. to tie up (with), to lasso 7. to trip someone (in wrestling) 8. to implicate someone, to involve someone in a conversation or lawsuit
TACIKŪI BAITA BE KADALARA HAFAN I YAMUN TABUME GOHOLOME GISUREMBI to involve someone in one's conversation
TABURE ASU the same as eyebuku asu
TABURI one ten-quintillionth
TABUSITAMBI the same as tabušambi
TABUSITARA GISUN excuse, pretext, subterfuge
TABUŠAMBI 1. to make excuses, to give a pretext 2. to mend, to sew back together
TACIBUBUMBI caus. of tacibumbi
TACIBUKŪ teacher, instructor
TACIBUKŪ HAFAN instructional officer
TACIBUMBI to teach, to instruct
TACIBURE FUNGNEHEN a document of enfeoffment for ranks below the sixth degree
TACIBURE HESE an imperial decree, an imperial instruction
TACIHIYABUMBI caus. of tacihiyambi
TACIHIYAKŪ educational institution, school
TACIHIYAMBI to instruct, to train
TACIHIYAN 1. teaching, training 2. religion
TACIHIYAN WEN teaching and culture, culture, civilization
TACIKŪ 1. school 2. learning
TACIKŪ DE ENGGELEMBI to go to the Imperial Academy of Learning to lecture on a text (said of the emperor)
TACIKU TACIHIYAKŪ schools, educational institutions
TACIKŪI BAITA BE KADALARA HAFAN Superintendent of Provincial Education, BH 827A
TACIKŪI BAITA BE KADALARA HAFAN I YAMUN Office of the Provincial Director of Education BH 827A
TACIKŪI BOO schoolhouse, school
TACIKŪI JUSE students, pupils
TACIKŪI YAMUN an office in every province in charge of the examination for the Licentiate
TACIMBI 1. to learn, to study 2. to become accustomed to, to get used to
TACIHA HAFAN the name of an official in the Hanlin Academy, Bureau of Sacrificial Worship, etc.
TACIHA HAFAN I TINGGIN the office of the above official
TACIRE URSE students
TACIMSI a student of the Imperial Academy of Learning
TACIN 1. learning, science, skill 2. religion 3. custom, habit
TACIN BE BADARAMBURE TANGGIN a third hall of the west gallery of the Imperial Academy of Learning
TACIN FONJIN learning, scholarship
TACINAMBI to go to learn
TACINDUMBI/TACINUMBI to learn together
TACINJIMBI to come to learn
TACINUN 1. custom 2. air, folk melody
TADUMBI to tear apart, to rip in two
TADURAMBI to scuffle, to fight
TADURANUMBI to scuffle together
TAFABUMBI caus. of tafambi
TAFAKŪ see tafukū
TAFAMBI (-ka/ha) to ascend, to go up
TAFAMBUMBI caus. of tafambi
TAFANAMBI to go to ascend, to go up
TAFANDUMBI/TAFANUMBI to ascend together
TAFANJIMBI to come to ascend, to come up
TAFITU a unicorn that is supposed to appear when the world is unified
TAFUKŪ steps, stages, flight of stairs
TAFUKŪ I DAIBIHAN the stone ledge on both sides of a flight of stairs
TAFULABUMBI caus./pass. of tafulambi
TAFULAMBI to advise, to counsel
TAFULAN advice, counsel
TAFUMBI the same as tafambi
TAFURŠAMBI to act vigorously, to act ferociously or vehemently
TAGIRI CECIKE one name for the goat-sucker; cf. simari cecike
TAHALABUMBI caus. of tahalambi
TAHALAMA a horseshoe
TAHALAMBI to nail on a horseshoe, to shoe (a horse)
TAHAN 1. clog, wooden shoe 2. horse-shoe 3. a stepping stone 4. a piece of wood attached to the bottom of a shoe, a wooden sole
TAHI a wild horse (Equus przewalski)
TAHŪRA shellfish, mussel, clam
TAHŪRA EFEN a meat-filled pastry made in the shape of a mussel
TAHŪRA NOTHO mussel shell, mother-of-pearl
TAHŪRANGGA FIYEN a powder made from mussel shells
TAI platform, terrace, stage
TAI TEBUMBI to erect a (signal) platform
TAI SUI ENDURI the god of misfortune
TAI ŠI see taiši
TAI TAI lady, mistress
TAIBOO Grand Guardian--an honorary title
TAIBU the main beam of a roof or a bridge
TAICANGSY I YAMUN see wecen i baita be aliha yamun
TAIDZ the Heir Apparent, BH 12
TAIDZ ŠOOBOO Junior Guardian of the Heir Apparent--an honorary title
TAIDZ ŠOOFU Junior Tutor of the Heir Apparent--an honorary title
TAIDZ šOOŠI Junior Preceptor of the Heir Apparent--an honorary title
TAIDZ TAIBOO Grand Guardian of the Heir Apparent--an honorary title
TAIDZ TAIFU Grand Tutor of the Heir Apparent-- an honorary title
TAIDZ TAIŠI Grand Preceptor of the Heir Apparent-- an honorary title
TAIDZ USIHA the first star in Ursa Minor
TAIFIN peace, tranquillity
TAIFIN YENDEBURE CALU a granary of the Board of Finance that was located in the capital
TAIFINGGA pertaining to peace, peaceful
TAIFINGGA ILHA a blossom resembling the flower of the peach that blooms in autumn
TAIFINTU CECIKE the name of a small white bird with a crest on its head, a hooked beak and a black tail that is golden at the end--Bohemian waxwing (Bombycilla garrulus)
TAIFU Grand Tutor--an honorary title
TAIGIYAN eunuch
TAIGIYASA plural of taigiyan
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