1. A tree of the East Indies, which furnishes an abundance of valuable ship-timber; the wood of the tree.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• ideak,
• ceack,
• deack,
• taek,
• teacg,
• thak,
• teacm,
• dedk,
• sceak,
• terack,
• wekk,
• toask,
• cheak,
• steaky,
• telk,
• teash,
• tokk,
• steake,
• teck,
• teaam

• Tesha,
• teske,
• tech,
• TEAS,
• tekki,
• Teisha,
• TEWS,
• teg,
• Tessa,
• TESH,
• teju,
• tweak,
• tec,
• tegu,
• Tess.

The adjective form of the word "teak" is "teak". The word teak can function as both a noun and an adjective, describing something made of or resembling the wood of a teak tree. For example, you can say "teak furniture" or "teak floor".

The plural of the "teak" can be the "teaks".

The singular of the "teak" can be the "teak".