[ten-der] adjective, Origin: Latin tener, Gentle and caring in touch and temperament offering softness that comforts vulnerable hearts.

[ten-der] adjective, Origin: Latin tener, Soft and gentle which sounds weak but actually takes balls to be vulnerable nowadays.

[ten-der] adjective, Origin: When Soft met Careful successfully together, Being gentle because some things are too precious to handle roughly or carelessly.

[tuh-geth-er] adverb, Origin: Old English togædere, United in place and purpose sharing experiences that create bonds stronger than individual strength.

[tuh-geth-er] adverb, Origin: Old English togædere, Not alone which is either comforting or annoying depending on who you're stuck with.

[tuh-geth-er] adverb, Origin: When Apart's opposite showed up permanently, Being with other people instead of alone which is sometimes better and sometimes worse.

[tuhch-iz] verb, Origin: Old French tochier, To connect with gentle contact communicating care and creating meaningful bonds through presence.

[tuhch-iz] verb, Origin: Old French tochier, Actually making physical contact instead of being a weirdo who avoids touching anything or anyone.

[tuhch-iz] verb, Origin: Old French tochier, When Hands decided feeling things was their superpower making connections one gentle touch at time.

[troo] adjective, Origin: Old English treowe, Faithful and genuine in every way aligned with facts and untainted by deception or falseness.

[troo] adjective, Origin: Old English treowe, Not fake or bullshit for once which is rare as hell nowadays unfortunately.

[troo] adjective, Origin: When Real decided to be honest finally, Actually accurate instead of bullshit which is refreshing in a world full of lies.

[truhst] noun, Origin: Old Norse traust, Confident belief in someone's reliability the foundation upon which all meaningful relationships are built.

[truhst] noun, Origin: Old Norse traust, Stupidly believing people won't fuck you over even though history says they definitely will eventually.

[truhst] noun, Origin: When Faith met Confidence successfully somewhere, Believing people won't screw you over even though they probably will eventually honestly realistically.

[truhsts] verb, Origin: Old Norse traustr, To rely with confidence on life's unfolding and wisdom beyond limited understanding with faith.

[truhsts] verb, Origin: Old Norse traustr, Believing people won't screw you over even though everyone has betrayed you before unfortunately clearly.

[truhsts] verb, Origin: Old Norse traustr, When Fear stepped aside letting Hope take the wheel trusting things will work out somehow.