| Word | Meaning | Occurrences |
|---|---|---|
| traditor | traitor, betrayer | 2 |
| trado | to hand over, give up | 661 |
| traduco | to lead over, to expose | 29 |
| traductio | exposure, public disgrace | 4 |
| tragelaphus | wild goat or antelope | 1 |
| traha | sleigh, sled | 1 |
| traho | to drag, draw | 53 |
| trajectio | transferring, exchange | 1 |
| trames | path, byway | 3 |
| tranquillitas | quietness, stillness | 8 |
| tranquillus | calm, still | 3 |
| trans | across, beyond | 128 |
| transcendo | to pass over, surpass | 6 |
| transcensus | passage, pass | 1 |
| transeo | to go over, cross | 464 |
| transfero | to transfer, convey | 125 |
| transfigo | to pierce through | 3 |
| transfiguro | to change in shape, transform | 13 |
| transfodio | to run through, transfix | 1 |
| transformo | to change in shape, transform | 2 |
| transfreto | to cross over by sea | 19 |
| transfugio | to flee across, to desert | 13 |
| transfundo | to pour from vessel to vessel, decant | 1 |
| transgredior | to step over, transgress | 38 |
| transgressio | going over, transgression | 8 |
| transgressor | transgressor, offender | 8 |
| transigo | to carry through, complete | 15 |
| transilio | to leap across, jump over | 6 |
| transitus | passing over, passage | 20 |
| translatio | carrying across, removal | 6 |
| transmeo | to cross, go over | 2 |
| transmigratio | removal, deportation | 51 |
| transmigro | to migrate, to remove | 15 |
| transmitto | to send across, carry over | 11 |
| transmutatio | change | 2 |
| transnato | to swim over, across | 1 |
| transnavigo | sail over | 2 |
| transplanto | to transplant, remove | 4 |
| transpono | to transfer | 2 |
| transporto | to carry across | 2 |
| transtrum | crossbeam, rower's bench | 1 |
| transvado | to cross over | 1 |
| transveho | to carry across, convey over | 1 |
| transverbero | to thrust through, stab through | 1 |
| transverto | to turn away, divert | 2 |
| transvolo | to fly over | 3 |
| trecenti | three hundred | 73 |
| tredecim | thirteen | 13 |
| tremebundus | trembling, quivering | 3 |
| tremefacio | to cause to shake, agitate | 6 |
| tremesco | to tremble at, dread | 1 |
| tremo | to shake, tremble | 17 |
| tremor | trembling, shaking | 30 |
| trepidatio | confused hurry, alarm | 1 |
| trepido | to hurry with alarm, to waver | 5 |
| trepidus | restless, agitated | 2 |
| tres | three | 471 |
| tribula | threshing sledge | 2 |
| tribulatio | distress, trouble | 190 |
| tribulo | to afflict | 42 |
| tribulus | thistle | 10 |
| tribunal | judgement seat | 27 |
| tribunus | tribune, captain | 66 |
| tribuo | to give, bestow | 71 |
| tribus | tribe | 391 |
| tributarius | subject to tribute | 11 |
| tributum | tribute | 51 |
| triclinium | dining couch, dining room | 3 |
| trico | to trifle, to dally | 1 |
| tridens | trident, fork | 4 |
| triduum | space of three days | 22 |
| triennis | three years old | 1 |
| triennium | space of three years | 5 |
| trieris | trireme, ship with three banks of oars | 4 |
| trigesimus | thirtieth | 22 |
| triginta | thirty | 184 |
| trimus | of three winters, three years old | 1 |
| triplex | threefold, triple | 2 |
| tripliciter | threefold, in three ways | 2 |
| triplico | to multiply by three, triple | 1 |