Portuguese término,, French terme, Italian termine, Romanian țărm
Oscan teremenniú "boundary stone," Umbrian termnas "he delimits," Venetic termonios "the boundary," Pre-Samnite τερμανι (termani) "on the boundary"
Ancient Greek τέρμα (térma) "goal"
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Italian terribile
Umbrian tusetutu "he scared," turse "to Tursa"
Lithuanian trišė́ti "to tremble"
Ancient Greek τρεῖν (treîn) "to tremble"
Sanskrit trásanti "he trembles," Young Avestan θrā̊ŋhaiia- "to scare"
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Portuguese tesouro, Catalan tesaurus, French trésor, Italian tesauro, Romanian tezaur
Old English dyde (English did)
Sanskrit dádhāti "to place"
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Portuguese testificar, Italian testificare
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Portuguese tibia, Galician tibia, Catalan tíbia, French tibia, Italian tibia, Romanian tibia
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Asturian tiempu, Portuguese tempo, Galician tempo, Catalan temps, French temps, Italian tempo, Romanian timp, Sardinian tempus
Latin templum "shrine"
Old Norse þǫmb "bow-string"
BCS tetíva "bow-string," Old Prussian tēmpran "expensive," Lithuanian tem̃pti "to pull"
A cämpäṣ "is able," B campäṃ "to be able"
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Bizkaian tenda "shop," "tent," Gizpuzkoan denda "shop," Old Low Navarrese tenda "tailor's shop"
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Asturian tierra, Portuguese terra, Galician terra, Catalan terra, French terre, Italian terra, Aromanian tsarã, Romanian țară, Sardinian terra
Oscan teras "of the earth"
Old Irish tír "territory," "dry," Old Welsh tir 'id.,' Middle Breton tir 'id.,' Old Cornish tir 'id.'
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Asturian tíu, Portuguese tio, Catalan tio, Italian zio, Sardinian tiu
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