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

trepidus, -a, -um, alarmed, disturbed

* trs, tria, three

trewga, -ae,f., truce (ML)

tribnal, -lis,n., raised platform

tribnicius, -a, -um, of a tribune, tribunician

* tribnus, -, m., tribune, a Roman official originally appointed to protect the interest of the plebeians; a military officer

* tribu, -ere, -u, -tum, assign, ascribe, attribute, give

trcnsimusortrcsimus, -a, -um, thirtieth

trduum, -, n., period of three days

* triennium, -, n., period of three years

trigeminus, -a, -um, threefold; triplet

trginta,indecl., thirty

trstis, -e, sad, saddening, sorrowful

trtus, -a, -um, well-worn, familiar

triumphus, -, m., triumphal procession, triumph; victory

Troezn, -znis,f., a town in Argolis across the Saronic Gulf from Athens

Troinus, -a, -um, Trojan

truncus, -, m., trunk

trux,gen. trucis, savage, fierce

* t, tu, personal pron., you sg. (thou)

tuba, -ae,f., trumpet

* tueor, -r, tuitus sum, look at, watch, protect, defend, preserve

tul:seefer 

Tullia, -ae,f., Tullia, Cicero’s beloved daughter

Tullius, -, m., a Roman gentile name; see especially underCicero

* tum,adv., then, at that time, thereupon

tumultusus, -a, -um, confused, noisy, tumultuous

* tumultus, -s,m., uproar, confusion, tumult

* tumulus, -, m., mound, hill; grave

* tunc,adv., then

tunica, -ae,f., tunic, the shirt-like garment worn under the robe (toga) or without the robe

* turba, -ae,f., disorder, disturbance, confusion; mob, crowd

* turpis, -e, ugly, shameful, base, foul

turpiter,adv. ofturpis

turpitd, -dinis,f., baseness, disgrace, ugliness

turris, -is,f., tower

ts, tris,n., incense

Tusculnum, -, n., sc. praedium, villa at Tusculum, a town just southeast of Rome

ttla, -ae,f., protection, defense

tt, adv., safely