techo, m. , roof; ceiling. 242
tejer, v. a. , to weave.
telar, m. , loom, 21, 5.
telaraña, f. , cobweb.
temblar, v. n. , to tremble, 38, 1; to shake, 126, 4;
— a, to tremblebefore, to be afraid of, 37, 27.
temblor, m. , tremor, 56, 11.
temer, v. a. , to fear.
temeroso, sa, adj. , fearful, timid; afraid, fearing, 107, 23.
temporal,
adj. ,
temporal,
worldly;
lo —, 6, 28, things temporal.
tempranito, adv. , early, bright and early.
temprano, adv. , early.
tender, v. a. , to spread, to set, 34, 15.
tener, v. a. , to have, to hold, to keep; to possess; cuando te tuvo, 50, 6, when he took you; téngalas
V.
muy
buenas,
14,
tengan Vds. muybuenas noches, 109, 1, a very good evening
to
you;
tenía algo deingeniero natural, 20, 16, he was something
of
an
engineer;
teníacuarenta y ocho años, 27, 10, he was forty-eight years
old;
no tenemospara qué, 87, 8, we have no reason for, there
is
no
reason
why
weshould;
tienes
que
ir,
6,
you
must
go;
todo lo que la presentehistoria tiene que ver con, 7,
1, all that the present story has to dowith; see
ver.
tentador, dora, adj. , tempting.
tentar, v. a. , to feel, 115, 4.
tercero, ra, adj. (tercer), third.
tercia,
f. ,
third;
pl.
tercias, king's share of ecclesiasticaltithe; see note to 6,
29.
terciana, f. , tertian; tertian ague, 81, 9.
terminar, v. a. , to end, to complete; v. n. , to end, to come to anend.
término, m. , district, limit.
ternura, f. , tenderness.
terremoto, m. , earthquake.
terrible, adj. , terrible.
terriblemente, adv. , terribly.
territorio, m. , territory.
terror, m. , terror, fright.
tertulia, f. , assembly, coterie, circle, club; see note to 8,
12.
tertuliano,
m. ,
member
of
a
tertulia.
testamento, m. , will, testament.
testigo, m. , witness.
testimonio, m. , testimony, 113, 27.
tétrico, ca, adj. , gloomy, unfriendly, dreary, 14, 9.
texto, m. , text.
ti, pron. , you, to you ( acc. and dat. ).
tía,
f. ,
aunt;
— Josefa, 29, 10, see note to 11, 20. 243
Ticiano, m. npr. , Titian.
tiempo,
m. ,
time;
season;
a
—,
19,
opportunely;
in
time;
en otro—, 25, 10, in other times, in another time; hacer —, 117, 15, to passthe time, to kill time.
tienta,
f. ,
sound,
probe;
a tientas, 45, 11, groping.
tiento, m. , caution, circumspection, 65, 13.
tierno, na, adj. , tender.
tierra, f. , earth; land, country.
tigre, m. , tiger.
timbre, m. , timbre, quality, 100, 2.
tímidamente, adv. , timidly.
tinieblas, fpl. , darkness.
tinte, m. , tint, tinge, 102, 2.
tío, m. , uncle; see note to 11, 20.
tiranía, f. , tyranny.
tirar, v. a. , to throw; to pull, to pull out; to throw down; tirose lamantilla atrás, 110, 3, she threw back her mantilla;
lo tiró deespaldas, 38, 18, she overturned him, tipped him
over
backwards;
letiraba un pellizco, 121, 12, gave him a pinch, was giving him a pinch.
tiro,
m. ,
shot;
see
pegar.
titilar, v. a. , to tickle.
titular, adj. , titular ( holding empty name or title); río —, 10, 6,titular river, river by courtesy.
título, m. , title, right, claim; 8, 13, titulary, titled person.
tocar,
v.
a. ,
to
touch;
to
concern;
— la guitarra, etc. , 20, 3, toplay; v. n. , to fall to, to belong
to;
tocábale a él, 1, 11, it fellto him, it was his business; me toca a mí, 54, 21, is my business, is myconcern;
3,
it
is
my
turn;
el esquilón tocaba a vísperas, the bellwas ringing for
vespers,
was
sounding
vespers,
2;
había tocado decamino en el corregimiento, 90, 7, had stopped on his way at the mayor'sresidence;
tocaba en la tierra, 121, 7, was touching the ground.
todavía, adv. , still, yet; once again.
todo,
da,
adj. ,
all,
each,
every,
whole;
pl.
todos,
all,
everybody;
fea
y
—,
22,
ugly
and
all;
— un hombre, 22, 24, a whole man.
todo,
adv. ,
wholly,
altogether,
all;
ante —, 66, 17, above all, firstof all.
tomar, v. a. , to take, to take away; to eat;
— la cara, 38, 8, 56, 7,to chuck under the chin, to stroke
the
face;
— la palabra, 125, 14, totake the floor;
— por, 119, 1, to take for, to mistake for; tomo poraquí, 47, 4, I turn this way, I go this way; tomaron por la escaleraarriba, 100, 12, they went on up the stair; ¡toma! 30, 20, 46, 17, 83, 16, etc. , why!
well! rather! I should think so! so, so! 244
tomate, m. , tomato.
tonadilla, f. , interlude.
tono, m. , tone.
tontería, f. , foolishness.
tonto, ta, adj. , foolish, stupid.
Toñuelo, m. npr. , Tony.
toque, m. , ringing, sounding, tolling, 8, 15.
torcido, da, adj. , twisted, crooked, 81, 8.
tormenta, f. , torture.
tornar, v. n. , to return, to go back.
torno,
m. ,
turning;
en — de, 71, 9, round about.
toro, m. , bull.
torpe, adj. , base, vile, 125, 20.
torpeza, f. , stupidity, dullness, 93, 11.
torre, f. , tower.
torta, f. , cake.
tórtola,
f. ,
turtle-dove;
color de —, 26, 20, dove color.
tos, f. , cough.
tosco, ca, adj. , rough, rude, 18, 6.
toser, v. n. , to cough.
total, adj. , total.
trabajar,
v.
a.
and
v.
n. ,
to
work;
— de carpintero, 20, 8, to workas a carpenter, to do carpenter's work.
trabuco, m. , blunderbuss.
tradición, f. , tradition.
tradicional, adj. , traditional.
traer,
v.
a. ,
to
carry,
to
bring,
to
take;
trae
escandalizado,
2,keeps
scandalized;
traigo mi capote, 63, 29, I have brought my cape; Ihave my cape, my cloak with me.
tragedia, f. , tragedy.
trágico, ca, adj. , tragic.
tragi-cómico, ca, adj. , tragicomic.
trago, m. , swallow, mouthful; drop, draught.
traicionero, ra, adj. , treacherous.
traje, m. , costume, clothing.
tranca, f. , bar, cross-bar.
tranquilamente, adv. , calmly, tranquilly, quietly.
tranquilidad, f. , tranquillity.
tranquilizar, v. a. , to quiet, to calm.
tranquilo, la, adj. , tranquil, quiet, peaceful; easy ( of mind), 63, 9.
transfigurar, v. a. , to transfigure; to change form or appearance;
—se, 118, 12, to become transfigured.
transigir, v. n. , to compromise.
tránsito, m. , transition.
transparente, adj. , transparent, clear.
transcurrir, v. n. , to pass ( of time), 97, 23. 245
trascendental, adj. , transcendental.
trasladar,
v.
a. ,
to
remove,
23;
—se, v. refl. , 16, 6, 87, 10,to move.
traslucirse, v. refl. , to be revealed, to be disclosed; to suggestitself.
trasluz,
m. ,
glimmer;
al —, 43, 21, against the light.
Trastévere, m. npr. , Trastevere; see note to 14, 17.
trastienda, f. , mental reservation, hidden intention.
trastornar, v. a. , to turn upside down, to turn topsy-turvy, tounsettle, 17, 22.
trastorno, m. , overthrow, upsetting, 7, 8.
tratamiento, m. , title, 36, 29.
tratar, v. a. and v. n. , to treat, deal with; to try, to attempt;
—se, v. refl. ( mostly imp. ), to be dealt with, to be spoken of, tobe concerned; to be a question of, to have
to do with, to concern, to bea matter of;
se
trata
de,
1,
it
is
about;
no se trata de, 112, 21,never mind about.
trato, m. , conduct, bearing, intercourse.
travesura, f. , pertness, roguishness.
travieso, sa, adj. , capricious, wayward; bad, 26, 2; oblique,
cross;
acampo —, 60, 15, across country.
trazar, v. a. , to trace, to mark; to mark out, to lay out.
treinta,
adj.
num. ,
thirty;
los —, 14, 11, thirty years ( of age).
tres,
adj.
num. ,
three;
las — y media, 34, 18, half past threeo'clock.
trescientos, tas, adj. num. , three hundred.
triángulo, m. , triangle.
tribulación, f. , tribulation, affliction.
tributo, m. , tribute.
trigo, m. , wheat; grain.
triplicar, v. a. , to triple.
triste, adj. , sad; mournful; depressed.
tristemente, adv. , sadly.
triunfar, v. n. , to triumph.
triunfo, m. , triumph.
trompa, f. , trunk ( of an elephant), 38, 18.
tronar, v. n. , to thunder.
tronco,
m. ,
trunk
( of
a
tree);
dormido como un —, 40, 11, sleepinglike a log.
tropa,
f. ,
troop,
misa de —, 126, 16, regimental mass; pl.
tropas,troops.
tropezar, v. n. (con), to meet, to encounter, 80, 15, etc.
trotar, v. n. , to trot. 246
trote, m. , trot.
tu, adj. poss. , thy, your.
tu,