| Anc.Greek | trapeo | to trample grapes |
| Prov. | trupi | to trample |
| Prov.: Dauph. | rapita | (aphérèse) se trémousser, FEW 21: 360 |
| Anc.Greek | trepètès | press of a mill |
| Span. | trapiche | mill |
| Germ. | strapaze | hard work |
| Russian | tropat' | to stamp one's feet |
| Germ. | trappen | to trot |
| Span. | tropel | trot of a horse |
| Franç. | trappe | trapp |
| Span. | trampa | id. |
| Span. | trampear | to trump |
| Franç. | tromper | to deceive, etc. [Certainement pas "jouer de la trompe" (le Robert, Klein) ou "triompher" (Guiraud etc.)] |
| Franç.rég. | trampolá | to vacillate |
| Ital. | trempolino | a flexible board |
| Franç.: Aoste | trampeyer | to limp |
| Engl. | trample | to stamp, tread heavily |
| Engl. | tramp | vagabond; a kind of boat |
| Basque | trepeldu | to stamp |
| Cat. | trepolejar | id. |
| Anc.Greek | trépo | to turn |
| Franç.rég. | trépille et var. | Whitethroat, 362 |
| Ital. | treppolare | to tremble, shake |
| Ital.reg. | coditreppola | White Wagtail, 313 |
| Cat. | trepar | to stamp, to dance |
| Span. | trepar | to climb |
| Ital. | trepidare | to tremble, etc. |
| Breton | tripa | to stamp |
| Franç. | trépigner | to stamp one's feet |
| Engl. | trip | to stumble; a journey |
| Engl. | sand-tripper | Sanderling, 187 |
| Franç. | tripoter, tripatouiller | to mess about, fiddle, etc. |
| Franç.: Marais Vendéen | ouripey | (aphérèse) frissonner, FEW 21: 362 |
| Franç.: Lure | riopâ | secouer une porte, FEW 21: 394 |
| Lith. | trepenti | trépigner |
| Lith. | trepti | frapper du pied |
| Mod.Greek | trypono | se faufiler |
| Mod.Greek | trypusaki | Wren, 406 |
| Sbc. | trepetati | trembler les ailes (Kestrel, 234) |
| Ukr. | trepeScuk | Kestrel, 234 |
| Sbc. | trepteljka | Tree Pipit, 307 |
| Sbc. | treporiti | to drum (woodpecker, 273) |
| Russian | trepák | a kind of dance |
| Russian | trepel | Black Grouse, 8 (from its dance display) |
| Engl. | strip | to deprive of covering, dispossess, etc. |
| Dutch | stropen | to deprive, plunder |
| Germ. | tropfen | to drip (cf. trickle, above) |
| Germ. | triefen | to stream, trickle |
| Germ. | triften | to float |
| Germ. | treffen | to hit, etc. |
| Germ. | streifen | to touch lightly, graze take off etc.; streife patrol (above) |
| Engl. | strife | struggle |
| Engl. | strive | to struggle vigorously |
| Anc.Greek | strephein | to turn |
| Engl. | trifle | to deal lightly |
| Franç.: Jersey | tréfir | tressaillir |
| Franç.: Agen | trafaná | frétiller (Wren, 406) |