tabaco / cigar – nsunga, sunga
tambor / drums – goma, ngoma, ngoma mputo, kingoma, mula, masikuila
tarro / bull horn – mbinga, bani, nbani
tarro (cargado de nganga) / bull horn (cauldron secret) – mpaka
taza / cup – ponda, nchá
techo / roof – lulia
tela / cloth – kangu
templo / temple – nso
tener / have – simbanka
tiempo / time – mbu, tango, malanda
tierra / earth – ntoto, nsi
tigre / tiger – ngo, lugo, kinaningo
tijera / scissors – kesi, nsama
tinta / dye or ink – fiota, menga fiota
tirar / throw – tákula
tiro / threw – munduko
tocar / touch – takalunga
todos / all – lumbo
toma / take – ntuala, fambo
tomar / to drink – tambula
tonto / dummy – soé
tormento / storm – mbula
trabajar / to work – banga, nsikila
tranquilo / calm – yeka
trece / thirteen – kumiyate
tren / train – nkumbre
tres / three – itatu, tatu
tristeza / sadness – kikenda
tropezar / stumble – munantansila
trueno / thunder – kuankila, guankila

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