Words

Arabic
tāl- - young date-palms, palm saplings (LA 11 96)

tāl- = ṣiġāru n-naḫli wa-fasīluhu (LA 11 96). The word is also attested in the modern dialects of Iraq (DIA 53). The word is probably an Aramaism (cf. JBA tālətā 'species of date palm' and Mnd. tala 'young date palm'), while in Aramaic it is considered to be a loanword from Akk. tālu 'young date palm' (see the etymological discussion under the entry).

Arabic
tbˁ - to follow (Lane 293)
Arabic
tabn-, tibn- - straw (Lane 297)
Arabic
tff - cracher (to spit) (Dozy I 147)
Arabic
mtfft - crachat (spit) (Dozy I 147)
non-vocalized
Arabic
tihāmat- - a certain land ... extending to the sea (Tihámeh) (Lane 320)
Arabic
taḥta - beneath, below, under (Lane 298)
Arabic
tḫḫ - to become sour; to become soft by reason of too much water (Lane 298)
Arabic
taḫm- - limit, boundary (Lane 299)

Var. tuḫm-. May be an early Aramaism (cf. Off. Arm. tḥ(w)m 'border, boundary; territory', Nab. tḥwm 'id.', Plm. tḥwm 'id.', JPA tḥūm 'border, limit, area', CPA tḥwm 'border, limit, boundary; territory, region, district', JBA tḥūmā 'border, limit', Syr. tḥumā 'limit, boundary, border; precept, regulation, penalty; definition, term', Mnd. tauma 'boundary, frontier, limit'), see the discussion under Akk.  taḫūmu 'border, territory'.

Arabic
tikkat- - the band of drawers, or trousers (Lane 310)