ti

The other two are da—meaning father—and te—an alternate spelling of ti.

Except for nine of them are musical words: do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti—and si—are musical.

A man like Ti, my informant explains, buys jewels whenever he is in the money, to sell or hock when times are hard.

The Chinese Emperor Huang Ti was called the Yellow Emperor because he clothed himself all in yellow to worship the sun.

In particular, the TI report singled out “undisclosed conflicts of interest by government officials.”

I walked about till I heard the words of the song:—Segnai mi gera un gato, E ti me carezzevi.

Thus in ordinary speech the accents formed a species of melody,—logdes ti melos, as it is called by Aristoxenus .

First thing I does is ti get the wife ti ask Harry Nicholson in ti tea wiv us, so as ti hear aal aboot hoo it happened.

Others say the god Ti-iti-i pushed up heaven, and his feet made holes six feet deep in the rocks during this exertion.

Only the blacks knew the paths through the brown-feathered reeds and dense ti-tree scrubs.