tshentwidhúkwía n. Chronicler.
tsherasé v. To forget; to lose a memory.
Tshesko n. Czech Republic/Bohemia.
tshessodu n. Anus.
tsheyúzé v. To remember or recall.
Tsheyúzekhtía n. Ritual honouring the dead performed at the end of Vendashrí Tshemsha, Atshogía'l asa Neptrúekha, Alísogía'l Trotúzasa, and Ketabazainí Akofama.
tsheyúzhiwé v. To trigger or provoke a recollection of memory; to remind.
tshí-namúka n. Courier or crier, a specific type of namúka.
tshíbré v. To use an unusual word order for circumstantial or dialectical reasons.
tshíkoto n. Grammar.
tshildísurvalekía n. Bigotry towards the Tshildai.
tshildu n. Performer or model; an artist of the self.
Tshíle n. Chile.
tshílitru n. Paragraph.
tshíltru n. Paragraph or list of words.
tshímínu n. Password; code phrase; codeword.
tshínare n. Message.
tshínarúza n. Messenger.
tshiñgu n. Currency, money, or any item used for barter.
tshinsúo n. Cost, not necessarily monetary.
Tshippanova n. September, the ninth month of the Gregorian calendar.
Tshiprísía n. Albania.
tshírafu n. Language; an agreed-upon set of rules and definitions for communicating.
tshíraneitu n. Grammar book.
tshíré v. To employ a conjunction; to add on another clause; to assemble a sentence; syndeton.
tshírobé v. To assume.
tshíroivu n. Conjunction.
tshítekhu n. Inflection.
tshítelbré v. To employ hyperbaton; to misplace a word for any poetic or rhetorical effect.
tshítkolintu n. Grammar.
tshítopu n. Syntax.
tshitsebenu n. Sentence structure.
tshítselví a. Archaic.
tshítseneitu n. Dictionary.
tshitsení nazhofezríu n. Hyphen.
tshítsiní rezaru n. Grammatical voice.
tshítsu n. Word.
tshítsúgré v. To use an unusual word order for effect.
tshíyeloé v. To repeat a conjunction, especially when redundant; polysyndeton.
tshlivítsu n. Phrase.
tsho– pre. Before (chronologically.) Used when preceding a consonant.
tshokipa n. Morning.
tshokipaní ibedu n. Dew.
tshom– pre. Before (chronologically.) Used when preceding a vowel.
tshom-illu n. Hypothesis.
tshomakoa n. Evening.
tshomakoaní súa n. Campfire song; cultural touchstone.
tshomorí a. Day-old; not yet stale, but not fresh.
tshonetwizé v. To state things in the wrong order without any adornment; the rhetorical device of hysteron proteron.
tshotaní a. First (chronologically).
tshúdítu n. Adverb.
tshúdu n. Verb.
tshúlome n. Ununoctium.
tshumekhé v. To awaken.
tshurlí a. Awake.
tshusé v. To be awake.
tshushistorepé v. To hallucinate.
tshushistou n. Hallucination.
tsigome n. Hassium.
tsikesso n. Limitation.
tsikhte n. Constraint; limitation.
tsiko n. The TS consonant.
tsikome n. Copernicium.
tsiku n. Limit.
tsikúbé v. To constrain by specifying limits.
tsikúé v. To constrain by causing limits.
tsilenome n. Darmstadtium.
tsilu n. Which.
tsimíme n. Meitnerium.
tsip– pre. Nine.
tsipa n. The digit nine.
tsipome n. Fluorine.
tsipraime n. Roentgenium.
tsisúlome n. Livermorium.
tsitame n. Flerovium.
tsitsome n. Ununseptium.
tsivesome n. Ununpentium.
tsoidtu n. Hollow, cavern.
tsoidudto n. Cargo wagon.
tsoigloksna n. Tletketti (biological term and Ksreskézaian slur).
tsoilé v. To hollow.
tsoilethía n. Thaumatic manipulation field emitter, an extratemporal amplifier relay of the magic system.
tsoilethíaní sarthíu n. One of the inventors of the TMF magical system, rarely invoked for a reason other than rhetorical effect.
tsoilethíaní stillu n. A more pious term for a TMF inventor.
tsoilu n. Container, room, space.
tsoimelíu n. Container, room, space.
tsoinarlivu n. Scaffold.
tsoines pm. Within (implying a hollow space).
tsoiní a. Hollow; capable of being filled; not usually necessarily empty.
tsoirebé v. To excavate, to hollow out.
tsoitra n. Open land, grassland, desert.
tsoitripta n. Forest clearing.
tsoitshu n. Gap; hollow portion.
tsovéu n. Hollow sphere.
tsu n. The event of.
tu n. Distant second or close third person pronoun.
túdalu n. Footstep.
túlí a. Common.
Tuñge n. Têñú, a brane in the KHTX Expanse.
túraka n. Flock; herd; congregation; crowd; thronging masses of an overpopulated space.