“Wheelock's Latin Reader” by Frederick M. Wheelock🧾🧾🧾

terrestris, -e, terrestrial, on the earth

* terror, -ris,m., terror, fear, dread

terti, adv., for the third time; thirdly

tertium,adv., thirdly, in the third place, for the third time

* tertius, -a, -um, third

testmentum, -, n., last will, testament

testimnium, -, n., evidence, testimony

* testis, -is,m. lf., witness

testor, -r, -tus sum, bear witness to, declare, assert; call to witness

tetend, perf. oftend 

tetig, pref. oftang 

thetrum, -, n., theater

Themistocls, -is,m., Athenian general victorious at Salamis in 480 B.C.

* thsaurus, -, m., treasure; treasury

Thseus, -e, m., a famous king of Athens

Thisb, -s,f., sweetheart of Pyramus of Babylon (see Ovid)

Thrcius, -a, -um, Thracian

thronus, -, m., throne

Ti.,abbr. ofTiberius,a praenomen

Tibernus, -a, -um, of or belonging to the Tiber river

Tiberis, -is,acc. -berim,abl. -ber, m., Tiber River

* time, -re, -u, fear, be afraid of; be afraid

* timidus, -a, -um, cowardly, timid

Timlus (Tmlus), -, m., mountain in Lydia, Asia Minor

* timor, -ris,m., fear, dread

Tcnus, -, m., the Ticino river, in northern Italy

tnctra, -ae,f., dyeing, tinting

ting, -ere, tinx, tinctum, wet, dip, dye, stain

Tr, -nis,m., Tiro, Cicero’s very dear freedman and secretary

titub  (1), stagger, reel

toga, -ae,f., toga (the Roman citizen’s voluminous outer garment worn in formal, civic situations and regarded as the garb of peace)

tolerbilis, -e, bearable, tolerable

toleranter,adv., patiently

* toll, -ere, sustul, subltum, lift up, take away, destroy

topazium, -, n., precious stone, topaz, green jasper

* tormentum, -, n., torture, torment, rack

torpe, -re, be stiff, numb, stupefied, sluggish

torpidus, -a, -um, stiff, numb

torque, -re, tors, tortum, twist, torture, distress

torre, -re, -u, tostum, burn, roast