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te·ner
[1]
delicate
soft
tender
young
Phrases with the word tener
auribus teneo lupum
–
I hold a wolf by the ears
nemo tenetur seipsum accusare
–
no one is bound to accuse himself
non teneas aurum totum quod splendet ut aurum
–
Do not hold as gold all that shines as gold.
teneo te Africa
–
I hold you, Africa!
[1]
Syllabification is machine-generated and may be incorrect.
Synonyms for tener
exquisitus
–
delicate, excellent, exquisite, fine, sought after
foetus
–
progeny, young
liceor
–
bid, proffer, tender, to offer a price, to offer to buy
madidus
–
boiled, drunk, dyed, moist, soaked, soft, steeped, wet
mansuetus
–
gentle, mild, soft
mollis
–
easily moved, flexible, gentle, pliant, soft
novus
–
a new thing, extraordinary, fresh, inexperienced, new, news, novel, novelty, refreshed, revived, unusual, young
parvulus
–
child, infant, little, tiny, very small, young
pullus
–
a dark garment, blackish, chick, chicken, dark, gloomy, sad, young, young animal
tenera
–
delicate, soft, tender, young
Similar to tener
tedium
–
boredom, disgust, weariness
tego
–
bury, conceal, hide, protect, shield, to conceal, to cover
tela
–
a web, cloth, that which is woven, tissue
telum
–
armament, arms, arrow, bolt, dart, javelin, spear, weapon
temerarius
–
bold, heedless, imprudent, rash
temerarus
–
bold, heedless, imprudent, rash
temeritas
–
boldness, rashness, temerity
temero
–
desecrate, to profane
tenax
–
cligning, frugal, grasping, obstinate, stingy
teneo
–
endure, hold, keep, know, maintain, persevere, persist, possess, to grasp, to hold, to keep on, to occupy, understand