(p. 419) ṭāiṭa tight; fast; strict; close-fisted. টাইট দেওয়া v. (coll.) to tighten; (sl.) to take one to task. 53)

(p. 423) ṭikali a small piece (আখের টিকলি); an ornament for the head, a tiara, an aigrette. 8)

(p. 423) ṭōpa3 any diapered fancy-work raised (usu. concavely) from the ground; a drop, a blob. 97)

(p. 419) ṭakāsa expressing a light sound made by impact of two hard things (টকাস করে গাট্টা মারা); promptness or suddenness (টকাস করে বলে ফেলা). 17)

(p. 423) ṭōla2 a kind of tax, a toll. 103)

(p. 423) ṭulō taught in a Sanskrit (grammar) school; of a (Sanskrit) school. 61)

(p. 423) ṭēn̐ka (rare) the waist; the fold of the loincloth tied at the waist; (fig.) money in possession (টেঁক খালি). টেঁক খালি out of pocket, penniless, broke, stricken with penury. টেঁকে গোঁজা v. to keep in the fold on the loincloth tied at the waist; to appropriate to oneself firmly; to misappropriate; to keep exclusively to oneself (ছেলেকে টেঁকে গুঁজে রেখো). 65)

(p. 423) ṭukari a small wicker basket. 46)

(p. 423) ṭipani, ṭipana act of pressing or massaging or pinching or squeezing or winking; act of cautioning or warning furtively. 27)

(p. 419) ṭaka1 sour, acrid. n. sour taste, acridity; any sour-tasting pickle. টক লাগা to taste sour. 7)

(p. 423) ṭēṃri the shin-bone of an animal esp. a sheep or goat; (chiefly hum.) the tibia or the shank. টেংরির সুপ বা জুস bonemarrow soup. 64)

(p. 423) ṭikārā a kind of small kettledrum. 16)

(p. 423) ṭēn̐kaghaḍ়i a pocket-watch (formerly used to be kept by Indians in the fold of their loincloth). 66)

(p. 423) ṭuṭata (poet. & obs.) get or gets broken or torn or shattered; are or is reduced or removed. 53)

(p. 419) ṭahala ambulation; act of begging by wandering and singing; a round or beat (as of a watchman); act of going on one's round. টহল দেওয়া v. to ambulate, to tramp; to beg wandering and singing; to go on one's round, to patrol. ̃দার n. an ambulator, a tramper; an ambulating watchman. ̃দারি n. ambulation; act of keeping watch by ambulation. 51)