N with malus towards none - Genesis Nursery

Te precor dulcissime supplex! Pretty please with a cherry on top!
tebenn, tebenna, -tebenna Greek a robe
tec-, teco- Greek melt away
techn-, techni-, techn-o Greek art, skill
technicus technical, special
tecn-, tecno-, tecnum, -tecnum Greek a child
Tecoma Teco'ma (tee-KO-ma)
Tecomaria Tecomar'ia (tee-ko-MARE-ee-a)
tect-, tecti-, tecto- Latin a roof, covering
tect-, tecto- Greek: a carpenter, builder; soluble
tect-, tecto- Greek: a roof, cover; covered
tectarius, Tectaria roof-like, covered, from Latin tectum, roof, and aria, a substantive suffix, alluding to the
rooflike indusium of some species
tector-, tectori Latin plaster, stucco, from tectorium, tectorii, n., plaster.
tectorum tector'um (tek-TORE-um) of roofs or houses, by extension, growing on roofs or houses, from Latin
tectum, tectum, n., roof, ceiling, or house, and the genitive plural suffix, -orum, of or pertaining to.
tecturatus covered.
tectus -a -um concealed, covered, from Latin adjective tectus -a -um, tectior -or -us, tectissimus -a -um,
covered, roofed; hidden, secret; concealed/disguised; guarded/secretive.
tedi Latin weary
Teesdalia for Robert Teesdale (1740-1804), British botanist and gardener at Yorkshire.
tefrodes tefro'des (tef-RO-dees)
teg-, tego, tegus, -tegus Greek a roof
tegens covering, protecting.
tegm-, tegmen, -tegmen, tegmin Latin a cover
tegmentosus scaly, like a leaf bud.
tegul, tegula, -tegula Latin a roof tile
teich, teicho, teichus, -teichus Greek a wall
Tiefrot German cv. deep red
tein, teino Greek extend, stretch
tekn, tekno, teknum, -teknum Greek a child
tel, tela, -tela, teli Latin a web
tel, tele Greek far
tel-, teleo, telo Greek an end; complete
teleianthous flowers having both stamens and pistils.
telephioides resembling Orpine, Sedum telephium.
teleut Greek completion, fulfillment
teli Latin a web
tẽlis from Greek τῆλις, telis, fennugreek seeds.
tellimoides tellima-like (Tellima : Saxifragaceae)
tellin, tellina, -tellina Greek a kind of shellfish
tellu, tellur, telluri, tellus Latin the earth
telma, -telma, telmato Greek a pond, pool
telmateia telmatei'a (tel-ma-TIE-a)
telo Greek an end; complete
telonensis -is -e from Toulon, the French seaport.
telson, -telson Greek a boundary
temen-, temenus, -temenus Greek a piece of land
temer Latin rash, reckless
temn-, temno Greek cut
temper Latin moderate
templ-, templum, -templum Latin an open space; a temple
tempor-, tempora, temporo Latin time; the temples
tempus fugit time flies
temulentus -a -um temulen'tus (tem-yoo-LEN-tus) drunken, intoxicated, or nodding rather top-heavy.
tumulus -a -um drunken, intoxicated, or nodding rather top-heavy.