The Anglish Moot

Staff T of the English Wordbook.

Tongueshortenings:

  • NE = New English
  • ENE = Early New English
  • ME = Middle English
  • OE = Old English
  • SC = Scots
  • WF = West Frish
  • NF = North Frish
  • SF = Saterlandish Frish
  • WO = Wangeroogish
  • WLG = West Low Thetch
  • EFLS = East Frish Low Saxish
  • ELG = East Low Thetch
  • NL = Netherlandish
  • AF = Afrikaans
  • NHG = New High Thetch
  • IL = Icelandish
  • HIL = High Icelandish
  • FO = Faroish
  • NO = Nornish
  • SW = Swedish
  • DN = Danish
  • MLG = Middle Low Thetch
  • MNL = Middle Netherlandish
  • MHG = Middle High Thetch
  • OF = Old Frish
  • OS = Old Saxish
  • OHG = Old High Thetch
  • ON = Old Norse
  • GO = Gottish
  • PWG = Or-West-Theedish
  • PG = Or-Theedish

Other shortenings:

  • [ᛣ] = Loanwend
  • [ᚹ] = Widened meaning given to a word for the sake of Anglish
  • [ᛏ] = Transitive
  • [ᚾ] = Intransitive
  • [ᚩ] = Old and dead meaning of a living word

For a full list of etymological and other abbreviations used in these wordlists, see: Offshortenings.


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Ta[]

Chancery English Class Anglish/English
Attested Unattested
tabernacle n - shifthouse, worshiphut, worshipbooth; erdingstow (‹ ME eardingstoweOE eardungstōw), tielding (‹OE geteldung)
table n board, listing, spreadsheet beed (‹ME bēode)
table cloth n - beedcloth (‹OE bēodclāþ), boardcloth
table d'hôte n set meal guestgiver's beed
table of contents n inside inhold
taboo n ban, out shunning, mithing
tachyon n - snellmote, swiftbit
tacit adj unspoken, wordless, not understood -
taciturn adj tight-lipped -
taco n wrap (Mexickish) foldwich
tactics n how, way wyecraft
tailor n needle-worker, outfitter thimbleman, wearshafter, seamer
tailor vb fit, put, shape -
Taishō (era) n(p) - Greatuprightness, Greatrightwiseness
take (‹ON) vb nim -
talkative (foreign suffix) adj talksome, chatty, gabby, outspoken, long-winded eloquent: queddle (‹OE cwedol)
talus n anklebone ancleebone (‹ME anclẹ̄ bone)
tan (‹OE) vb brown, bark yare (<ME yaren 'to tan')
tanner (‹OE) n barker yarer (<ME yaren + -er)
Tangut n/adj -

Westsummerwrit (calque of Cn 西夏文, xīxiàwén/hsi1hsia4wen2/ŝīŝià-ŭén/ㄒㄒㄧㄚ`ㄨㄣˊ),

adj: Westsummerrish

tank n pond, pool, vat

vehicle: gouthwain (< OE gūþ + wain), blastwain, fightwain, fightfarewain, meshcampwain (calque: NHG Panzerkampfwagen), mesh

tantrum n fit -
Taoism n(p) - Taotroth, Taodom, Waytroth, Rightway
tardigrade n waterbear -
target n goal, mark -
target vb deal (against) -
task n chore, errand, undertaking, char upyeave (up- + yeave <OE geafu "gift", cf. NL opgave, NHG Aufgabe), agift, agive, agiven (cf. NHG Aufgabe, a- denotes "on" as "auf-")
tassel n - knap (‹ME knap), quast (‹PG *kwastuz > WF kwast, NHG Quaste)
taste n smack; fondness belikening
taste vb smack, smatch -
tasteless adj smackless, smatchless -
tasty adj - smatchful, smacky
tautology n - word-sameness (Barnes)
tattoo n - hidemark
tavern n alehouse; inn; winehouse -
tax n toll; tithe yield (‹ME yẹ̄ld), gavel (‹ME gāvel)
taxation n tolling; tithing -
taxidermy n stuffing stightskinning (calque)
taxman n toller gaveler (‹ME gavelere), gavelreeve (‹OE gafolgerēfa)
taxonomy n - stightlore

Te[]

tea n - leafbrew
tear duct n - tearpipe, teartheet (see OE þēote)
technical adj - craftly
technically adj lorewise -
technocracy n - outhwitwield (‹ OE ūþwita + ME wẹ̄ld), dabdom, dabship, dabrich
technology n craft, tooling, tool-work toolcraft
tedious adj dreary, leaden, humming longsome
teenage adj - teeneld
teenager n - teenelder, teener
telegram n - wirespel, wiresand (see ME sōnd)
telegraph n - spellwire
telemarketing n - farcheaping (‹ NE far + ME chẹ̄pinge)
telepathy n mindreading thoughtcasting, farfeeling [ᛣ]
telephone n farspeaker dogbone, wirecaller, farsteven [ᛣ]
teleport vb - farferry
teleporter n - farferrier
telescope n spyglass farseer, sweeper, look-see
telework vb - farwork, farworch
television n gogglebox bairdscraft, farseeing ([ᛣ]: NF Fiirsen), sightcasting, sightcast ([ᛣ]: IL sjónvarp)
set: farseer ([ᛣ]: NF fiirnsäier, EFLS feersäier, NHG Fernseher), streambox, showbox, bairdbox, farwatcher, broadcastbox
televisual adj - sightcast
temper n/vb n: mood
vb: anneal
-
temperament n - lund (cf. IC)
temperate adj mild forholding (Barnes)
temperate zone n - midstrip
temperature n heat warmth; cold
tempest n storm -
tempestuous adj stormy, blood-and-guts, hammer-and-tongs breem (‹ME brẹ̄me)
template n cutout forelay (cf. NHG Vorlage)
temple n - harrow (‹OE hearg/hearh {haroghes?}), bedehouse, worshipstow, herry allow/augh (<OE ealh)

body part: thunwang (‹ME thunwange)

temporal adj timely, timewise tidesome
temporal adj earthborn, earthbound, worldly -
temporal bone n - thungwangbone
temporary adj flash, overtaken, overstepped, short-lived -
tempt vb whet, draw in, pull in, bait costen (‹OE costnian {icostned}), frose (‹OE frāsian), forlead, cun, fash
temptation n itch, bait, come-on, draw, pull, hankering, snare, trap fanding (‹ME fanding), costening (‹ME costninȝ), frosing (‹OE frāsung), forleading
tenacious adj dogged; clingy -
tend vb tilt towards, lean, slant, look after -
tender adj nesh -
tenderly adv - soft and fair
tendon n sinew -
tenebrous adj dark, gloomy thester (‹ENE thester)
tennis n - holdlake (calque)
tense n - grammar: tide ([ᚩ]: see OE tīd), timeshape, timing (Barnes)
tense adj edgy, uptight; hairy, nail-biting -
tensor n - stretcher; waybearer
tent n fieldhouse; tilt, roof tield (‹ME tēld), erdingstow (‹ ME eardingstoweOE eardungstōw)
tentacle n feeler, feelhorn, arm rineling (calque), thennel (<OE þennan + -el)
tepid adj halfhearted; lukewarm -
term n name, word, frist tide; quid (‹ME quide)
terminal adj rearmost, endmost

sickness: deadly

endbound
terminal n ending endstop
terminate vb end -
terminology n wording (Barnes) -
terminus n end -
termite n white ant -
terracotta n redware [OED] bakedearth [ᛣ]
terrain n landscape landship (‹OE landscipe)
terrestrial adj ground-dwelling, earthly, groundly -
terrible adj dreadful, fearsome, gruesome, frightening, ghastly; frightful; awful, rotten -
terrific adj awesome, top-shelf; awful, nightmare -
terrified adj afeared, frightened, affrightened ackle (‹OE acol)
terrify vb afear, fright, affright bree (‹ME brẹ̄en), eyse (‹OE egesian); begallow
terrifying adj eldritch, frightening, gruesome, bone-chilling -
territorial adj/n - landly

military: landly (plural landlies)

territory n land, turf leedmark (‹OE lēodmearc)
division: landdeal; hundred, hund, ward, lathe, riding, tithing
terror n dread, fright; hang-up brow (‹OE brōga)
terrorism n - fearstriking, fearstrikening, awewhelming
terrorist n - fearstriker
terrorize vb - eyse (‹OE egesian)
test n - fanding (‹ME fanding)
test vb - fand (‹ME fanden)
testament n will witword (‹ME witword), erfbeech (<OE irfebéc), erfwrit (‹OE irfegewrit)
testator n willwriter ervewriter (cf. OE yrfewrītend)
testicle n bollock, ball hoth (‹PG *huþô > NHG Hode)
testimony n witness -
text n - physical medium: writ
textbook n handbook lorebook (‹OE lārbōc)
textile n - thrum
texture n mouthfeel -

Th[]

theater n playhouse drama: waving (‹OE wafung)
place: wavingstow (‹OE wafungstōw), wavingstead (‹OE wafungstede), showhall

war: wyehall

theme n feel underwirp (cf. NL onderwerp)
theology n godlore -
theory n thought beholding, thoughtlay
therapy n - behandling (cf. DN behandling)
thermo- pfx - heat-
thermodynamic adj - heatworkly, warmthworkly
thermodynamics n - heatwork, warmthworks
thermology n - heatlore, warmthlore
thermometer n - heatmeter, warmthmeter (meter = mete + -er)
thermonuclear adj - heatkernly, warmthkernly
thermostat n - heatteller, warmthteller
theropod n - yorebird
thesaurus n - begripwordbook (cf. NHG Begriffswörterbuch)
they/them/their (‹ON) pron - hie/hem/her (‹OE hīe/him/hira), hy (‹OE )/'em (‹NE ?‹ME hem)/here (‹ME here)
throne n seat kinstool (‹ME kinestọ̄l), kinsettle (‹ME kineseotle), kinbench (‹ME kine-benche), thrumsettle (‹OE þrymsetl {þrimsettles}), highseld (‹OE hēahseld), kingleeder (< king + OE hlēda "seat"), highseat ([ᛣ]: IL hásæti)
thug n outlaw, beater -
thunderous (foreign suffix) adj thundery -

Ti[]

tibia n shinbone, shankbone -
tidal (foreign suffix) adj - tidely
tier n layer, row, string -
tiger n - tiger (‹OE *tiger {tigres}), stripecat, orwoodlee
till (‹ON?) prep&c - oth (‹ME oth), hent (‹ME hent)
timid adj shy, meek, thewless bleeth (‹ME blēð)
tint n blee, hue -
tire n shoe, rubber, hoop wheelring, loftband, liftband, band, ringy (cf. NHG Reifen)
titanium n - ettinshaft, eatenshaft
title n name, right, sterling -

Tm[]

tmesis n - snithing (cf. OE gesnīþung)

Tn[]

TNT n - boomkeg, blastkeg, boomstick, TCWMB (threechoke woodmead-benzene: calque of trinitrotoluene/trinitromethylbenzene), TCWWB (threechoke woodwine-benzene)

To[]

toast n/vb thanksgiving; wassail -
toast n browned bread breedbread (see ME brēden; cf. NHG Röstbrot)
tobacco n - smokeleaf, smokingleaf, the dark-leaf; pipweed
to be able vb - to cun or to mow (old infinitives of "can" and "may")
toboggan n slide, slider -
toilet n bathroom, washroom, restroom outside: cackhouse (‹OE cachūs; cf. NL kakhuis)
toilet (bowl) n stool, pot, potty, can gangsettle (‹OE gangsetl), washsettle, doppy (see NHG Töpfchen)
tolerate vb thole, bear, put up with thave (‹ME thāven), thild (‹OE geþyldgian/geþyldigian)
tolerance n - tholing ([ᚩ]: see ME thōlinge)
tomato n loveapple heartapple, goldapple (calque: NHG Goldapfel, French pomme d'or), bloodapple, swelling ovet (literal meaning of Nahuatl tomatl)
tomb n grave lichrest (‹OE līcrest), thesterlock, bed of dust, the dark inn, grass-bed, mold-earth, moldern, moldstow, the pit, lichpit, the delf, the deep-six, lair, narrow house, long-home, dust-bed, earth-home (Most found in Old English and in Full Oxford English Dictionary)
tonsure vb - beshear (‹ME bishēren)
tone n pitch -
topaz n - bazestone (‹OE baswa stān)
topic n - underthrow ([ᛣ]: WF ûnderwerp, NL onderwerp)
topography n landscape -
torch n flashlight; brand (archaic), firebrand, wisp thechen (‹ME þechene), fackle (‹OE fæcele, cf. NHG Fackel), cheen (‹OE cēn), speld (‹OE speld), handlight, glimmer
torch vb fire, light brand
torment n hang-up sussel (‹OE sūsl), qualmness (‹OE cwealmnes)
torment vb bedevil quilm (<ME quelmenOE cwilman/cwelman/cwylman)
tornado n twister, whirlwind whirlstorm
torpedo n tinfish blastleflone ([ᛣ]: IL tundurskeyti), seashot (sea-missile)
torso n upperbody, bouk -
tortoise n shellpad (cf. WF skyldpod) landburdling (<OE byrdling), rover (contr. of 'roofer' or 'roofpod', akin to stegosaurus 'roofed lizard'), shieldback (cf. IC skjaldbaka), fennich
torture vb bedevil, twist, writhe forpine, threst, befiend
total n overall, whole -
total adj utter, full, all-out, full-on, overall -
totalitarian(ism) adj/n red fullreding, fullriking, overiking
totally adv altogether, fully, wholly, outright, utterly, all-utterly, full-on, allness, thoroughly, downright, wholeheartedly, stark, to the hilt, all the way -
totem n hallmark eldermark, kinmark
toucan n - pepper eater (cf. SW pepparätare)
touch n feel; reaping, groping (OED) -
touch vb feel; rine, onrine, arepp, frede (OED); handle, finger rine (< ME rinen < OE hrīnan), berear (cf. NHG berühren) (calque of all Germanic speeches) (see rear ety. 2)
tour n sightseeing leadabout (cf. NL rondleiding)
tour vb sightsee go about
tourist n sightseer fandler
tournament n - manimatch
towel n cloth, handcloth, washcloth thweal (<OE þwǣle), handdook (cf. WF handoek, NL handdoek, NHG Handtuch); bedesheet (<OE bēodscēat)
tower n keep, steeple -
tower vb - outwax
toxic(ity) adj/n - atter(some/ness)
toxoplasmosis n - bowmolden sickness

Tr[]

trace n smatch loast (‹OE lāst)
trachea n windpipe lungleat, windtharm, throatboll, windadder
track n path, way -
tractor n tug, tower tugwain
trade (‹MLG) n swap chaffer (< NEME chaffāre)
trade (‹MLG) vb swap chaffer (‹ME chaffāren), wrixle (<ME wrixlen <OE wrixlan)
trade union n - workship, workscape (cf. NHG Gewerkschaft), workers' guild
tradition n trend, folklore, folkways, oldenway, thew(s) besetness (cf. OE gesetnes)
traditional adj old-line old-stream, old-thread, thewkeeping, thewabiding, yorewise
traffic n wains, flow wayburden, forchar (cf. WF ferkear)
tragedy n - woopleeth (‹OE wōplēoþ), doomfall, ill-hap, woehap
tragic adj heartbreaking, unlucky, woeful -
trail n byway, mark, road, stream, wake, way wanderway (calque: NHG Wandernweg)
trail vb follow, hunt, shadow; dawdle, fall behind -
trailblazing adj groundbreaking -
trailing adj abaft, following, hunting -
train n tow, tug wain (akin to wagon, which comes from Dutch), tye (cf. NHG Zug)
trainer n - outbilther (cf. NHG Ausbilder)
trait n tie -
traitor n backstabber, bewrayer warlow (<ME warlou), lewer (<OE lǣwa), swiker (<OE swica), forreder (cf. WF ferrieder, NL verrader, NHG Verräter, OE forrǽda(?); see rede), trustreaver
tranquility n - roo (UK dialectal, <ME ; cf. NHG Ruhe), smiltness (<OE smyltnysse/smyltness), frith
trans- pref over- (only some words) through- or thru- (cf. NHG durch-) (only some words), yond-
transcend vb - oversty (‹ME overstīen), overgo, overfare, outmire, outstep
transcribe vb - overwrite (calque: NL overschrijeven), downwrite
transfer vb send, bring over, hand to/over, shift (Barnes) wend over, overbring 
transfigure vb/n shapeshift(ing) forwandle (cf. NHG verwandeln), yondshape
Transfiguration (religion) n - Forhallowing
transgender n/adj - overhoad
transform vb shapeshift awend (‹ME awēnden), umbwend (‹OE ymbwendan), forwend; forshape (‹ME forshāpen)
transgress vb misfare (obsolete) overbreak (<OE oferbrecan)
transhuman n - yondwere, halfwere, halfman
transhumanism n - yondweredom
transit n/vb thoroughfare, faring -
transition n shift, overgang wending, switch-over, overswitch, frothering
transitional adj - wendingly, wendsome
transitive adj overfaresome (Barnes) -
transitive (grammar) adj Suffixed forms:

hither, thither, whither, hitherto

outreaching (Barnes), overgangly (cf. NL overgankelijk)
transitory adj fleeting whilewendly (<OE hwilwendlic)
translate vb put into (Barnes), overset wend (‹ME wenden), awend (<OE āwendan)
translation n oversetting wend (‹ME wenden)
transliminal adj - mirethwarsing
transliteration n - umbwriting (cf. IC umrita, NHG umschreiben)
translucent adj - throughleaming, throughshinely (cf. NL doorschijnend)
transmit vb spread; ship; hand over, oversend oversend (<OE ofersendan)
transmission n broadcast oversending
transparency n openness, see-throughness throughsightihood(ness) (cf. NHG Durchsichtigkeit)
transparent adj sheer, see-through; bright-line, glassy
through-seen (Barnes)
throughbright (<OE þurhbeorht), throughshine (<OE þurhscýne), throughsighty (cf. NHG durchsichtig)
transpire vb 1. sweat
2. happen, come to happen, leak out, come out
-
transport vb ferry (from North Yermanish) -
transsexual n folkhalf shifter, folkhalf switcher kinswitcher, overkind
transubstantiation n - wistforwandering (cf. NO vesensforvandling; DN væsensforvandling; NHG Wesensverwandlung)
transvestite n - thwart-dresser, otherdresser
trampoline n - spring-sheet
trapezium/trapezoid n - boardshape
trapezium (bone) n - lesser boardbone
trauma n wound, aftershock -
travel vb fare (Barnes), wend, wayfare, yondfare, lithe -
traveler n wanderer, wayfarer, wayferend fere
traverse vb tread, yondfare yondshrithe (<OE geondscríðan)
treachery n - foe-hearted, swick, swickcraft
treason n - forrede (cf. OE forrǽdan, NL verraden, NHG verraten)
treasure n hoard, wealth hoard, dearworthness (<OE déorwyrðnes)

shat (<ME schat), yarse/yass (<OE gærsum; c.f. bass < OE bærs, arse/ass < OE ærs)

princely: drightmathom (<OE dryhtmaðm)

ancient:  earstreen (<OE ærġestrēon), eldstreen (<OE ealdstrēon)

treasury n - gavelgild (<OE gafolgyld), feehoard (<OE feohhord) hoardern (<OE hordern) feehove (<OE feohhof) cluff (<OE clyfa), mathomhouse (<OE māþumhūs)
treat vb behandle -
treatise n - cart (< ME carte < OE carte), rake (< ME raceOE racu), lorespel (< ME lōrspelOE lārspell), offhandling (cf. NHG Abhandlung)
treatment n - behandling, tiling (<OE tilung)
treaty n truce, deal, bargain (Barnes) (peace): frithwrit, frithware (<OE friðuwær), foreward (<OE foreweard)
trebuchet n - slaught stonehauler, overbouk (calque), uprooting bouke (calque), slaught gearwork, gun (<ME gunne), swinging stonehauler, weighed stonehauler
tremble vb bever, shiver, quiver, shudder, shake, quake bive, aquake (< ME aquāken < OE ācwacian)
tremor n quake, quiver, shake, shudder -
trench n ditch gravet <OE grafet), delf, waterfurrow
trenchantly adj - telling, forthright, biting, stinging, sword-wordy (O.E. sword-word)
trespass vb overstep, overtread offbreete (calque of Ic. af-brot; cf. OE breotan)
trespasser n guilt-doer overtreader
trial n - fanding (‹ME fanding)
triangle n wedge threenook, threeside (cf. NHG Dreieck, DN trekant)
tribal leader n - kinelder, kinleader
tribe n kindred, stem theed (<ENE thede, maith (<ME mæith), kneeress (<OE cnēoris)
tribulation n woe, hard times

costing (< OE costung), onfighting (cf. NHG Anfechtung), arwothe (<OE earwoðe), forniddenness (<OE forgnidennes)

tribunal n - doomstow, deemstool
tribute n - gavel (<OE gafol)
tributary n brook rith, side-stream (Barnes)
triceratops n - threehornanleth (calque of Greek)
trichology n hairlore -
tricycle n - threewheeler
trick n wile, swack sare (<OE searu)
triennium n - yearthree
trigonometry n - threenooklore, threenooking
trillion num - fourfold thousand, foursand
trilobite n - thrilap, threeleaf bug
trilogy n - thrilock (cf. NL drieluik)
Trinidad and Tobago n(p) - Threefold and Smokeleaf
trinity n - threeness (Barnes), threefoldness
tripartite adj threefold threedealed (‹OE þridǣled)
trio n threesome -
triple n threesome -
triple vb/adj threefold (Barnes) -
triplet n threeling thrin
tripod n - threefoot (calque)
triquetal bone n - threenookbone
tristful adj sad; downcast, gloomy, unblithe, unglad, wretched -
triumph n win reeth (‹OE hrēþ)
triumvirate n - thriwered (exact calque: trium- thri + -vir- were + -ate -ed)
trivia n - specktide, bittide
trivial adj paltry eathly (‹ME ēthelich), ayeap (‹OE ægype; cf. OE gēap)
trochee n - leethstep
tropical (climate) adj - wendringly (cf. NL keerkring, NHG Wendekreis)
tropical zone n - wendring strip, innerstrip
troposphere n - weathershell, windhelm
trouble n upset, worry, plight, ordeal, headache, woe, dretch, dree

in trouble: on the ropes, in deep water; in a hole

derf (‹ME derf), drake (‹OE dracu), arveth (‹OE earfoðe)
trouble vb to upset, worry dreeve (‹ME drẹ̄ven), swench (‹ME swenchen)
troubled adj - droof (‹ME drōf), ruechary (‹OE hrēowcearig), susley (<OE sēosliġ)
troublesome adj in a hole, in deep water, upsetting, straining, worrisome angsome (‹OE angsum), athrotsome (‹OE aþrotsum)
truck n lorry freightwain (cf. WF frachtwein)
truncheon n cudgel, nightstick, club -
trunk n - body, bole, salk, stock, stem, shaft,
trunk n - slurf (cf. WF sloarf, NL slurf), limbnose, armnose
try vb fand, mint, bid, shoot, go, seek, work forseech/forseek (cf. NHG versuchen, NL verzoeken)

Ts[]

tsunami n flash flood, flood, flood tide, wave harbor wave (Japanese calque)

Tu[]

tuatara n - bridgeask (calque: NHG Brückenechse), prickleback (cf. Maori tuatara)
tuba n - basshorn
tube n straw, pipe theet (<OE þēote)
tubule n awl, straw -
tuition n teaching geld leering
tulip n - houvebloom
tumor n amper (OE: ampre) -
tundra n northgrass, coldgrass -
tunic n chesthelm, breasthelm -
tunnel n - burrow, crawlway, underway, gang (cf. IC göng), stoal (cf. NHG Stollen)
turban n - houve
turbid adj cloudy, droff, overcast, murky, muddy -
turn vb wend, writhe -
turn n (my turn): next in the row -
turn against vb gainsay, withstand -
turn into vb become, char forwandle
turn off vb switch off -
turn on vb switch on -
turn out vb crop up -
turn signal n blinker, winker -
turning point n watershed -
turquoise n teal greenblue
turret n small keep wyehouse (<OE wíghús)
turtle n shellpad, shell-paddock (rare), shieldtoad (rare) birdling (<OE byrdling), rover (contr. of 'roofer' or 'roofpod', akin to stegosaurus, meaning 'roofed lizard'), shieldpad (cf. WF skyldpod & NL schildpad)
tutelage n - reding
tutor n teacher, leerer lorethew
tutu n - bumbum (French calque)

Tw[]

tweezers n nippers -

Ty[]

tycoon n - greatsman (cf. Eng. magnate)
type n kind (Barnes), ilk -
type vb peck, mash, strike; key, truckle, tap (in); write -
typewriter n - writsare (cf. NL schrijfmachine, NHG Schreibmaschine), keywriter, tapwriter
typhus n - lent-addle (Barnes)
typify vb kinden, mark, inbody -
typical adj everyday token
typographer n - outlayer, runecrafter
Tyrannosaurus rex n - king thearlask (calque of Greek+Latin), great king athex (athex <OE āðexe), dreadask
tyranny n - thearlrixing
tyrant n strongman leedhate (<OE lēodhata), thearlwielder (<OE þearl 'severe, strict')