trek |
tyek |
As a proper noun trek
is .
As an adjective trek
is .
As a verb tyek is
(geordie) to take.
tyek |
tye |
As a verb tyek
is (geordie) to take.
As a noun tye is
a third .
tyek |
myek |
In geordie terms the difference between tyek and myek
is that
tyek is to take while
myek is to make.
tyke |
tyek |
Tyek is a anagram of tyke.
As a noun tyke
is a mongrel dog.
As a proper noun Tyke
is a dialect, also known as Yorkshire, spoken in the county of Yorkshire.
As a verb tyek is
to take.
tyek |
tyee |
As a verb tyek
is to take.
As a noun tyee is
a large chinook salmon which weighs more than 13.5 kg .
tyer |
tyek |
As a noun tyer
is (person or device that ties).
As a verb tyek is
(geordie) to take.
tyek |
tyes |
As a verb tyek
is (geordie) to take.
As a noun tyes is
.
teek |
tyek |
As a noun teek
is (botany).
As a verb tyek is
(geordie) to take.