T taberna = inn, tavern tamen = however tandem = at first, finally tegularius = brick maker tegularius = brick maker teleonarius = tax collector tempus (temporis) = time terra = land, earth tertius = third tertius decimus = thirteenth testes = witnesses [at a marriage] testibus = by witnesses testimentum = will, testament testis = witness textor = weaver tibialni, tibiale = puttee, a sort of dressing to protect the legs/gamba from cold thorus = status of legitimacy, bed tignarius = carpenter tinctor = painter tinctor = dyer tomus = volume tonsor = barber tornator = turner [lathe] torncetoris (torn+cetoris) = lathe + the man having this profession totus = entire, all trans = across transitus est = he died trecentesimus = three hundredth trecenti = three hundred tredecim = thirteen tres (tria) = three Treviris = Trier tribus = clan, lineage tricesimus = thirtieth tricesimus = primus thirty-first triduum = space of three days, three-day period trigemini = triplets triginta = thirty triginta unus = thirty-one trucidatio = murder tum = then tumulatus = buried tunc = then, at that time, immediately tussis = whooping cough tutela = guardianship tutor = guardian tuus = your DISEASES tabet, in fact, tabes = consumption, t.b. tabes mesenterica = tuberculosis of the mesenteric glands in children, resulting in digestive derangement and wasting of the body tetanus = tetanus, lockjaw; an infectious disease often fatal caused by the bacterium "clostridium tetani" that enters the body through wounds characterized by respiratory paralysis, high fever, and tonic spasms and rigidity of the voluntary muscles, especially those of the neck and lower jaw which becomes firmly locked. Untreated it is fatal in 8 days. Synonyms: trismus thirotoxicosis = a disease affecting the thyroid gland thrombosis = blood clot inside blood vessel. thryotoxicosis = grave's disease tiphus = typhoid fever, typhus; an acute, infectious disease caused by several micro organism species transmitted by lice and fleas and characterized by acute prostration, high fever, depression, delirium, headache, and a peculiar eruption of reddish spots on the body. The epidemic or classic form is louse borne; the endemic or murine is flea borne trismus nascentium/neonatorum = a form of tetanus seen only in infants, almost invariably in the first five days of life, probably due to infection of the umbilical stump tussis convulsiva = whooping cough