Tai
Tai
Definition
Tai (tī)
noun
- a subbranch of the Sino-Tibetan language family, including Tai, Thai, Lao, and Shan
- a member of any of the Southeast Asian peoples speaking these languages
- a member of a people of N Vietnam that speaks a Tai language
- the language of this people
adjective
of these peoples or their languages or cultures
Tai
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- chi: I suspect these people have never tried to read the real tai chi classics, which give far less.
- video: News, events, free club listings, shop selling tai chi videos and outfits.
- class: Locally, Age Concern provides community-based services ranging from lunch clubs, day centers and home visits to computer courses and tai chi classes.
- form: As a result the Yang tai chi form was developed and is now the most practiced all over the world.
- movement: Pupils will learn the key elements of tai chi movements.
- practice: Gentle exercise - walks, yoga or tai chi practices - keeps muscles from weakening and becoming more painful.
Noun used with modifier
- selling: News, events, free club listings, shop selling tai chi videos and outfits.
- shop: News, events, free club listings, shop selling tai chi videos and outfits.
- style: Chen style tai chi is especially well known also for its chin na.
- ar: Felly, paham fod Llywodraeth Lafur y Cynulliad wedi gwneud toriadau anferth i'r ariannu ar gyfer tai cymdeithasol a thai fforddiadwy?
- gyfer: Felly, paham fod Llywodraeth Lafur y Cynulliad wedi gwneud toriadau anferth i'r ariannu ar gyfer tai cymdeithasol a thai fforddiadwy?
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