TEH-TEH=designation of the first star of the Great Bear, given in
star-list in Papyrus of Ani, and the same as Te-te, the Akkadian star-god
of the two foundations (Hewitt, p. 267).
TET=highly abraded form of timmen=foundation.
TEM=foundation, Egyptian (O’Neil); foundation stone (Brown). Akkadian.
TET=eternity, symbolized by stone pillar. Egypt.
A-TEN=circle or disk. Egypt.
UA-TET=Egyptian name for emerald.
THEOS=Greek name for god _i. e._ Cosmos.
THEO=descriptive of running wheel, of anything circular which seems to run
around into itself.
THEORS=sacred envoys, who came for sacred festivals to Olympia or Delphi
from different points.
THEMIS=law, right, agreed upon by common consent or prescription. Greece.
THEMIS=personified law, order and justice, _cf._ Artemis, the goddess to
whom the seven stars of the Great Bear were sacred (Hewitt).
TEMENOS=piece of land sacred to a god, sacred precincts, precincts of
temple.
A-THENA=name of Grecian capital, state and goddess, signified “Seven.”
TENOS and TEOS=names of Greek states, p. 456.
DEOTHAN=village earth-god worshipped by Brahmin priests (Hewitt).
TEEN or TIEN=heaven, god, the character for god being an upright pole or
support, a “ti.” Chinese, see p. 301, _cf._ Chinese character, tien,
field, representing a square divided by cross lines into four parts.