tiruppu, v.t. To turn.
            Gk. trepo (to turŒ, E. trope, F. trope, f. L. tropus. F.
            Gk. tropos (a figure of speech, lit. a turn of language).            
E. trophy, f. trophe, L. trooeun, Gk. tropation, (the spoil
            of an enemy put to rout, lit. a turn or turning of an
            enemy.
            E. tropic, F. tropique, L. tropicus, Gk. tropikos,
            (a turn of the sun to the north or south).
            E. strople, f. Gk. strophe (in Greek drama, that part of
            a choral ode sung in turning from the right to the left
            of the orchestra).

      tirum, tirumbu, v.i. to turn.
            AS. turnian, OE. tourne, tourne, E. turn, Ice. turna, OHG.
            turnjan, Ir. tour, W. twrn, OF. turner, torner, Sp. and
            Port. tornar, It. tornare, L. tornare (to turn in a lathe).
            L. tornus, (a turner's wheel), Gk. tornos (a turner's
            chisel). Gael. turna (a spinning wheel)
            E. tour, tournament, tourney, tourniquet, tournure, etc.
            f. turn.

      tinai, n. A kind of small millet, a very small measure of
      weight.
            E. tiny, teeny (very small ); earlier tine, tyne, n. and
      adj. A bit little.

      tiŠmƒnam, n. Termination, determination.
            L. terminus, Gk. Terma (boundary, limit, end), F. terme
            (an end), E. term (a limit, a bound or boundary, that
            which limits the extent of anything).
            L. termino (to bound). E. terminate (to bound. limit, end).

      t…rmƒni, v.t. to determine.
             L. determino, E. determine.

      tumi, vt. to cut.
            Gk. tome (a cutting).
            E. anatomy, dichotomy, epitome, etc.