| Ukr. | stûkati | frapper |
| Ukr. | stukac | Great Spotted Woodpecker, 273 |
| Sbc. | tuc | id. |
| Sbc. | tuçi | to strike |
| Alb. | taucag | woodpeckers, 270, 273 |
| Ital. reg. | tozzapica | Green Woodpecker, 270 (Alb. influx) |
| Sbc. | stekati | to yelp, hiss, whine; cry (Buzzard, 211) |
| Lith. | teikt | to say |
| Engl. | talk | to speak; appears related to the preceding or following terms rather than to taleð5.27.; the /l/ may not be etymogically justified |
| Svensk | tok | to ramble on |
| Svensk | toka | silly woman: one who rambles on |
| Franç. | toque | silly woman |
| Franç.rég. | toquer | to hit, strike, touch. Autres formes chez Guiraud, 1986: 96-101 |
| Franç. | toucher | to ring bells |
| Franç. | tocsin | alarm or passing bell |
| Esp. | tocare | Ital. toccare to play an instrument |
| Ital. | toccata | a musical composition |
| Franç. | toquet | partie de trompe d'une fanfare, FEW 23: 145 |
| Franç.: Guignicourt | estochie | chanson, FEW 23: 142 |
| Franç.: wall. | taukenne | pleurnicheur, FEW 21: 58 |
| Franç.: Alais | tachos (faire des) | claquer des dents |
| Franç.rég. | taquer | frapper, trinquer, |
| Franç.: Hérém. (VS) | takàlerá | refrain de ronde |
| Franç.: Aoste | tacolé | dire des jurons |
| Ital. | tàccola | Jackdaw, 285 |
| Ital.: Luserna | tachel | Jackdaw, 285 |
| Germ. | takel | pulley |
| Engl. | tackle | pulley |