Definitions for titi
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
titi(n.)(pl.)tis.
the musical syllable used for the seventh tone of the ascending diatonic scale.
Category: Music and Dance
Origin of ti:
1835–45; substituted for si to avoid confusion with the sharp of sol. See gamut
titi(n.)(pl.)tis.
any of various Australasian trees or shrubs of the genus Cordyline, of the agave family.
Category: Plants
Origin of ti:
1830–40; < Polynesian; cf. Maori, Samoan ti
Ti*
titanium.
Category: Chemistry
* Chem. Symbol..
Princeton's WordNet
titanium, Ti, atomic number 22(noun)
a light strong grey lustrous corrosion-resistant metallic element used in strong lightweight alloys (as for airplane parts); the main sources are rutile and ilmenite
ti, Cordyline terminalis(noun)
shrub with terminal tufts of elongated leaves used locally for thatching and clothing; thick sweet roots are used as food; tropical southeastern Asia, Australia and Hawaii
ti, te, si(noun)
the syllable naming the seventh (subtonic) note of any musical scale in solmization
Translations for ti
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
ten(adjective)
10 in number.
- tienAfrikaans

- العاشِرArabic

- десетBulgarian

- dezPortuguese (BR)

- desetCzech

- zehnGerman

- tiDanish

- δέκα (στον αριθμό)Greek

- diezSpanish

- kümmeEstonian

- دهFarsi

- kymmenenFinnish

- dixFrench

- 10Hebrew

- दसHindi

- deseteroCroatian

- tízHungarian

- sepuluhIndonesian

- tíuIcelandic

- dieciItalian

- 10のJapanese

- 10의Korean

- dešimtLithuanian

- desmitLatvian

- semuanya sepuluhMalay

- tienDutch

- tiNorwegian

- dziesięćPolish

- dezPortuguese

- zeceRomanian

- десятьRussian

- desaťSlovak

- desetSlovenian

- desetSerbian

- tioSwedish

- สิบThai

- onTurkish

- 十的Chinese (Trad.)

- десятийUkrainian

- دسواں عددUrdu

- bằng 10Vietnamese

- 十的Chinese (Simp.)

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