Dictionary/Words Starting with T

Spanish Words Starting with T

Adjective(28)

A person looking with amazement at a very large and beautifully decorated cake, emphasizing its special quality.

tal

→such

A young child pointing definitively at a red toy train that is sitting on the floor next to a blue toy car, indicating the train is the specific one previously mentioned.

tales

→such

A small girl struggling to hold an enormous, overflowing bouquet of vibrant, colorful flowers that completely hide her torso.

tanta

→so much

A towering, colorful pile of various shoes overflowing a small wooden closet onto the floor.

tanto

→so much

A simple illustration of a red telephone handset with a coiled cord, showing sound waves moving outward from the earpiece.

telefónica

→telephone

A dark, dense forest at night with thick fog and twisted tree silhouettes.

tenebroso

→gloomy

Adverb(6)

A person is given an ice cream cone, just like the person next to them, illustrating the idea of 'also' or 'too'.

también

→too

A storybook illustration of a rabbit and a bear both refusing to eat a bowl of spinach, symbolizing negative agreement ('neither').

tampoco

→neither

A visual comparison showing two sunflowers that are equally tall, representing the Spanish word 'tan' used for comparisons of equality.

tan

→as

A cheerful squirrel is sitting wide awake on a tree branch against a dark blue sky with the first hint of sunrise on the horizon, illustrating an action happening early.

temprano

→early

A person working diligently at a desk late at night, illuminated by a single lamp, illustrating that the action of working is still ongoing.

todavía

→still

A clear glass jar completely filled to the very top with colorful, bright marbles, illustrating the concept of being full to the maximum extent.

totalmente

→completely

Compound Verb Form(1)

A friendly cartoon bear is holding a brightly colored object, extending it directly towards the viewer in an act of offering or delivery.

traerme

→to bring me

Continous Verb Form (Gerund)(1)

A young child standing in a sunny park, mid-action, using their arm to launch a bright red ball high into the air.

tirando

→throwing

Contraction(1)

A smiling child holding a bright red flower and extending their arm to offer it directly to a smiling adult, illustrating the action of bringing something to someone.

traerte

→to bring you

Contraction (Verb + Pronoun)(1)

A colorful illustration showing a happy person peacefully relaxing in a bright yellow hammock tied to two palm trees, representing taking a break or time for oneself.

tomarte

→to take for yourself

Determiner(1)

A massive, dense cloud or swarm composed entirely of brightly colored butterflies, illustrating a very large quantity.

tantas

→so many

Gerund(1)

A cheerful person sitting at a small wooden workbench, actively hammering a nail into a wooden object, symbolizing the ongoing action of 'working'.

trabajando

→working

Noun(30)

A storybook illustration of a young child standing confidently at an easel, effortlessly painting a perfect, vibrant landscape.

talento

→talent

A park scene bathed in warm, golden afternoon light, showing long shadows cast by trees and a few people enjoying the late day.

tarde

→afternoon

A white ceramic teacup filled with hot brown tea, sitting on a matching saucer, with steam gently rising.

té

→tea

A simple, colorful illustration of a modern blue smartphone centered on a light background, with a vibrant green speech bubble floating above the screen, symbolizing communication.

teléfono

→telephone

Two simplified cartoon characters sitting at a small table, both looking intently at a single, brightly colored, stylized apple placed in the center of the table, representing the focus of their conversation.

tema

→topic

A small child with wide eyes peeking nervously from behind a large green bush, showing apprehension.

temor

→fear

Noun (Plural)(1)

Three diverse figures standing side-by-side, all looking intently towards the right, suggesting they are observing an event.

testigos

→witnesses

Past Participle (Verbal Form)(1)

A small, cheerful figure stands next to a wooden table, having just placed a single red apple on its surface, indicating a completed action.

traído

→brought

Possessive Adjective(2)

A hand pointing to a blue book that another person is holding, indicating possession.

tu

→your

A friendly person pointing towards two cats that belong to the viewer.

tus

→your

Preposition(1)

A series of three identical, colorful cartoon rabbits walking in a straight line, one immediately following the other, illustrating sequence.

tras

→after

Pronoun(7)

A person pointing directly at the viewer with a friendly smile, representing the pronoun 'you'.

te

→you

A person pointing to another person, indicating 'you' as the recipient of an action or preposition.

ti

→you

A high quality storybook illustration showing a happy child holding a single red flower and presenting it directly towards another smiling child.

tí

→you

A person pointing to their friend, representing the informal 'you' (tú).

tú

→you

A happy young girl standing next to a bright red bicycle, while an adult points to the bike, confirming that it is hers.

tuya

→yours

A colorful storybook illustration showing two children. One child is smiling while holding a woven basket filled with three red apples. The second child is pointing directly at the basket, signifying that the apples belong to the first child.

tuyas

→yours

Proper Noun(1)

A friendly, smiling young man with brown hair, depicted in a simple storybook illustration style.

tom

→Tom

Verb(76)

A simple, colorful storybook illustration showing a tiny green seedling with two small leaves slowly pushing its way up through dark, rich soil, symbolizing a process that takes time.

tarda

→takes time

A small snail is moving very slowly across a dirt path toward a brightly colored red and white spotted mushroom, emphasizing the length of the journey.

tardará

→it will take

A small, wide-eyed orange creature is trembling and peeking out from behind a large, blue rock, looking terrified.

teme

→fears

A storybook illustration of a small, frightened child huddled on the floor, shielding their face from a towering, ominous shadow.

temes

→you fear

A high quality illustration of a small child sitting alone, curled up tightly, hugging their knees. Their expression is worried and apprehensive, symbolizing a state of continuous fear.

temía

→I feared

A small, round character, visibly trembling and hugging itself, hiding partially behind a bright yellow curtain with a worried and fearful expression.

temo

→I fear

Verb (Command Form)(1)

A friendly cartoon bear sitting peacefully on a vibrant green hill, demonstrating a state of calm and serenity with its eyes gently closed.

tranquilízate

→Calm down

Verb (Conjugated Form)(3)

A cartoon figure smiling as they successfully place the final piece into a large, colorful jigsaw puzzle, signaling the completion of the task.

termine

→I finish/complete

A young child, smiling, walking forward and presenting a bright red apple held in their hand.

traigo

→I bring

A child carefully wrapping a small bandage around the leg of their teddy bear, showing an act of care or treatment.

trates

→you treat

Verb (Gerund)(1)

A hand reaching down and gently taking a single, colorful apple from a wooden table.

tomando

→taking

Verb (Past Participle)(2)

A smiling cartoon character holding a bright red balloon on a string, illustrating the simple act of having or possessing something in the past.

tenido

→had

A close-up view of a hand lifting a bright red apple off a simple wooden table, illustrating the action of taking something.

tomado

→taken

Verb (conjugated form)(1)

A happy child holds a bright red toy ball tightly in their hands, illustrating possession in the past.

tuviste

→you had

Verb Conjugation(1)

A child's hand gently touching the soft, red petal of a large, vibrant flower.

tocó

→he/she/it touched

Verb Form(1)

A close-up view of a human index finger gently making contact with the smooth, polished surface of a round, blue stone.

tocado

→touched

Verb Form (Command)(1)

A simple illustration showing one hand gently offering a single red flower to another open, waiting hand.

tráeme

→Bring me

Verb Form (Gerund)(1)

A small, determined child pushing a large, bright blue block up a gentle green incline, symbolizing the act of trying hard to accomplish a task.

tratando

→trying

Verbal Form(1)

A large person gently holds a tiny, smiling figure securely in their open, cupped palms.

tenerte

→to have you

adjective(66)

A person tightly clutching a small coin purse with both hands, looking protective and reluctant to open it.

tacaño

→stingy

A bird's-eye view of a wooden table with several small wooden blocks arranged in a specific, purposeful pattern.

táctico

→tactical

A child playing a grand piano with focus and ease, surrounded by musical notes.

talentoso

→talented

A massive, overflowing quantity of colorful, round balls piled high, suggesting an overwhelmingly large number.

tantos

→so many

A wooden crate wrapped in a thick, colorful wool blanket.

tapado

→covered

A colorful storybook illustration of a person trying to water a plant with a closed umbrella during a rainstorm.

tarado

→stupid

adverb(8)

A traveler standing at a fork in a dirt path, looking thoughtfully at two different directions.

tal vez

→maybe

A friendly rabbit stands at a fork in the road on a grassy hill, looking undecidedly between a path leading towards a bright sun and a path leading towards a large, fluffy cloud.

talvez

→maybe

A high-quality illustration showing three identical blue square blocks perfectly aligned on a thin red baseline, emphasizing strict precision and adherence to rules.

técnicamente

→technically

A colorful tent pitched in a green field with a few mountains in the background.

temporalmente

→temporarily

A tiny brown mouse looking up at an extremely large, massive wedge of yellow cheese, illustrating the concept of extreme size.

terriblemente

→extremely

A close-up view of a small puddle on the ground with several raindrops actively splashing into the water, illustrating that the action of rain is continuing.

todavia

→still

command/verb phrase(1)

A person's hand offering a bright red apple to another person's open hand, symbolizing the act of taking a physical object.

tómalo

→Take it

noun(265)

A single, vibrant green tobacco plant with large, broad leaves growing out of brown soil.

tabaco

→tobacco

A cozy interior of a rustic wooden tavern with tables, chairs, and glasses on a counter.

taberna

→tavern

A close-up illustration of a single, flat, unfinished rectangular piece of wood, known as a board.

tabla

→board

A wooden chess board with a few game pieces on it.

tablero

→board

A large white donut-shaped medical machine in a clean, bright room.

tac

→CT scan

A single delicious Mexican taco with a corn tortilla, meat, cilantro, and onions.

taco

→taco

pronoun(1)

A simple storybook illustration showing two cartoon children. One child is holding three identical blue toy cars, and the other child is pointing at the cars to indicate that they belong to the first child.

tuyos

→yours

verb(108)

A bright yellow sun shining in a clear blue sky above a green hill.

tá

→is / it's

A thick red line drawn across a single written word on a piece of white paper.

tachar

→to cross out

A wooden block being transformed into a small bird figurine by a sharp metal tool.

tallar

→to carve

A person walking unevenly and losing their balance on a sidewalk.

tambalear

→to stagger

A hand placing a bright red lid on top of a clear glass jar.

tapar

→to cover

A small green tortoise is slowly crawling across a grassy field toward a red flag marking a finish line, emphasizing the duration required for the journey.

tardar

→to take time

verb (gerund)(1)

A close-up illustration of two index fingers gently touching tips, representing physical contact.

tocando

→touching