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4.1.19.3 t-t, t-nt, t-d, d-d Convex, top, group of people; convexe, sommet, groupe de personnes

Phrygianteutouscity
Osquetoutoscity
Lettishtautapeople, nation > Teuton, deutsch
Gael.I.tóithínrotund person or animal
Gael.I.tóitentirety
Ital.tuttoSpan. todo, French. tout
Port.toutohead
Engl.stoutcorpulent (not cognate to germ. stolz "proud")
Franç.toutounecorpulent woman
Franç.tutasseclod
Cat.tut, tucpointed mountain summit
Engl.toothprojection of a comb, rake, saw etc., hard body attached to the jaw, French dentð4.1.19.; cf. tütel, next word (certainly not from I.-E. base ed "to eat"!)
Germ.(mha)tütelpoint
Franç.: Aveyr.tutèltuft
Ital.tutoloa tuft on a cap
Lat.tutulustuft
Germ. reg.stützelmeiseCrested Tit, 397
Ital.: Ven.totolinCrested Lark, 299
Cat.totolivaCrested Lark, 299
Roman.tutuiusummit, tuft
Roman.tutundeiCrested Lark, 299
Mod.GreektsoutsoulianosCrested Lark, 299
Basquetuturbird crest
Basquetuturrumountain peak
Basquetuturruskohump
Ital.: Sard.tutturuqualsiasi pezzo tondo
Ital.: Cal.tótarupiece, spinning top
Ital.: Sard.tatarulíaCrested Lark, 299
Russianpotatujka(Czech id.) Hoopoe, 263
Lith.totorynasCrested Tit, 397
Basquetuntur, tuntunvarious rounded objects, bump
BasquetuntunWren, 406
Basquetontorcrest, summit
BasquettonttordunCrested Lark, 299
Span.tantoso much, French tant
Span.tontillaGrey Flycatcher, 331
Span.pájaro tontoCorn Bunting, 445 (thickset bird)
Span.tontón, tontitoRobin, 335 (roundish bird)
Ital.tondoobtuse, round, circular, globe, plateetc.
Franç.contondantobtuse (of a object meant for striking). Not from Lat. cuntundere "frapper" but vice versa
Engl.toada thickset amphibian, cf. bufoð4.5.11.
Engl.toad-snatcherRinged Plover, 163 (roundish bird; snatcher by folk-etym., the meaning of toad as "roundish" having been lost)
Engl.tadpoleimmature form of frogs (roundish creature)
Engl.toddielGreat Tit, 390
Engl.: Caribbeantoddya short, thickset bird; a name latinized as Todus; heavy, weighty
Engl.tody, todgerWren, 406
Engl.tody-flycatchera thickset South American bird
Engl.toda stump; a heap; a small round cake
Norskdotknot
Engl.dotpoint
Engl.dottlea plug of tobacco remaining in the pipe
Engl.dotterelRinged Plovers, 163-166, Turnstone, 190 (little roundish birds, cf. bullbirdð4.5.3., French bideauð4.5.18., gobionð4.4.1.3.. Certainly not "foolish"; these birds are by no means stupid)
Sard.dòddiWren, 406
Engl.doddyWren, 406
Engl.dodda bare round hill
Engl.doda heap; any great weight
Engl.dodderda pollarded tree
Engl.doddy-pateocciput
Lettishdaudzmany
Pol.dudá(Czech dudák) bagpipe
Germ.dudelsackbagpipe
Franç.dodubig, roundish
Span.redondoround, spherical
Franç.redondantsuperfluous
Franç.(a.litt.)dondéfat
Franç.dondoncorpulent woman
Franç.(a.litt.)dodierarse
Franç.rég.dôdé, daudetteRobin, 335
Anc.Greek(borrowing)dándalosRobin, 335
Sbc.dondaOystercatcher, 155, cf. dicky-birdð4.1.16.2.
Franç.:I.Mauricedronte(rhotacized) dodo, hereunder
Franç.dondon (non doudou)dodo, see next word
Engl.dodoRaphus cucullatus. Extinct bird from Mauritius, the characteristic of which was its enormous belly and hind part, whence also its sc. name cucullatus; cf. French dondon (above) both dodo and corpulent woman
Dutchdod-aarsthe dodo (in a journal written by Willem van Westzanen during a travel to Mauritius Island, published in 1648), literally "plump arse"
DutchdodaarsGrebe, 70 (roundish body)
DutchdoodsvogelGreenfinch, 416 (thickset bird)
DutchdoedsroeperBarn Owl, 238 (round head)

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