| Tzatziki | Tzitzimime | Tzacol |
| Tzadik (record label)See Tzadik for other meanings of the word. Tzadik is a record label based in New York City specialising in avant-garde and experimental music. The label was established by jazz musician, John Zorn in 1995. Tzadik has released over 200 albums by a variety | TzintzuntzánTzintzuntzan is a ruined Pre-Columbian city, capital of the Native American Tarascan or Purepecha nation. Tzintzuntzan is located on the shore of lake Patzcuaro, about 15 km north of the town of Patzcuaro, and about 100 km west of the city of Morelia, in | TzafrirTzafrir The meaning of the word Zephyr in the Hebrew language. Zephyr Morning wind (or western wind) also can have a meaning of small morning demons. Pronounced as TZA F RIR. |
| TzimisceThe Tzimisce (pronounced Zhi-mee-see are a fictional clan of vampires, associated with the Sabbat, from White Wolf Game Studio's Vampire: The Masquerade books and role-playing games. Their symbol is the Ouroboros. The Tzimisce, more so than any other grou | TZeroT subscript Zero t is a symbol used in mathematics referring to the starting point or the beginning of t ime within a system. TZero is the name of an automobile produced by AC Propulsion. See AC Propulsion TZero. | Tzvetan TodorovTzvetan Todorov (bg: (born 1939 in Sofia) is a Bulgarian philosopher. He has lived in France since 1963 writing books and essays about literary theory, thought history and cultural analysis. Todorov has published a total of 21 books, including The Poetics |
| Tzu ChiThe Tzu Chi Foundation ( Hanyu Pinyin: Ci J Wade-Giles: Tz'u Chi, Simplified Chinese: , Traditional Chinese: ) is one of the two large Buddhist organizations in Taiwan (the other being Fo Guang Shan). Tzu Chi was founded by Master Cheng Yen, a nun, on Apr | Tzvi FeldmanTzvi Feldman (born December 29, 1956) is one of six Israeli MIAs still believed to be alive. Feldman was a first sergeant in the IDF. He along with four other Israeli soldiers were captured in the battle of Sultan Yakoub on June 11, 1982. Two of the soldi | TzedakahTzedakah is the Hebrew term most commonly translated as "charity", though it is based on a root meaning "justice" According to Maimonides, there are eight levels of tzedakah in Jewish tradition, ranging from publicly giving funds, so that the donor and re |
| Tzannis Tzannetakis | Tzolkin | Tzeniut |
| Tzeentch | Tzomet | Tzadik |
| Tzahi Hanegbi | Tzmerth shmarya | Tzafon |
| Tzaphqiel | Tzitzit | Tzimmes |
| Tzanata | Tzuhu | Tzeltal language |
| Tzotzil language | | |
