| Scots Words | Alt. Scots Words | English Meanings |
| tack | a lease+ period of time | |
| tack | possession | |
| tacket | small nail | |
| tadger | penis | |
| tae | in comparison with | |
| tae | toe+ to | |
| tae | to+ until | |
| tae'd | toed | |
| tae-brig | draw bridge | |
| tae-come | profit | |
| tae-draucht | attractive force | |
| tae-faw | lean-to building | |
| tae-flicht | refuge+ asylum | |
| tae-nam | nick name | |
| taed | toad | |
| taein | taking | |
| taen | taken | |
| taet | small quantity | |
| taiblet | tablet | |
| taid | toad | |
| taidspue | toad spawn | |
| taigelt | hindered | |
| taigle | harass+ delay+ detain+ hinder | |
| taiken | token | |
| tailyie | cut or slice of meat | |
| tainant | tenant | |
| tairge | targe+ terge | beat+ scold+ cross-examine |
| tairge | to target | |
| tairible | tairrible | terrible |
| tairt | tart | |
| taissle | entangle | |
| tait | tate | a small quantity |
| taiver | wander | |
| taivers | rags+ tatters+ shreds | |
| taivert | muddled+ bewildered | |
| tak | take | |
| taks | takes | |
| tald | told | |
| tallae | talla+ tallie | tallow |
| tane | one in contrast to other | |
| tangs | tongs | |
| tansie | tansy | ragwort |
| tap | top | |
| tap-pickle | the grain at the top of the stalk | |
| tapetless | senseless | |
| tapmost | topmost | |
| tappet-hen | a crested hen-shaped bottle holding three quarts of claret | |
| tappietourie | tappietoorie | tassel+ pom-pom |
| tappit | topped | |
| taps | tops | |
| tapsalteirie | tapsalteerie | upside down+ muddled |
| targe | to examine. | |
| tarragat | question closely+ pester | |
| tarrock | a turn (bird) | |
| tarrow | linger | |
| tarrow | to tarry; to be reluctant | |
| tash | damage+ stain | |
| tashie | tattered | |
| tassie | cup | |
| tassie | a goblet | |
| tattie | tawtie | potato |
| tattie-boggle | scarecrow | |
| tattrel | rag | |
| taucht | taught | |
| tauk | talk | |
| tauld | told | |
| taupie | foolish+ awkward+ giddy+ idle | |
| taur | tar | |
| taut | tangled tuft of hair or wool | |
| taw | taa | knead+ twist+ tug |
| tawie | tractable. | |
| tawpie | a foolish woman | |
| taws | leather strap | |
| tawted | matted | |
| tea | tea+ evening meal | |
| teach | teich | teach |
| teacht | taught | |
| teats | small quantities | |
| teckle | tackle | |
| tedisome | tedious+ tiresome | |
| teel | teil | till land |
| teem | teim | pour rain |
| teen | vexation | |
| teend | teen+ tein | rage+ provoke |
| teepical | teipical | typical |
| teerant | teirant | tyrant |
| teet | teit | peep+ peer+ glance+ squeak |
| teeth | teeth | |
| teetle | teitle | title |
| teind | teend+ teen+ tein | a tenth part |
| teir | teer+ terr | tear+ wild vetch |
| televeesion | telveesion | television |
| tell | tell | |
| tell'd | told | |
| tellt | told | |
| telt | tellt | told |
| temper-pin | a fiddle-peg; the regulating pin of the spinning-wheel | |
| ten | ten | |
| tend | attend to+ look after+ see to | |
| tender | tenner | sickly+ in poor health |