(p. 442) tanmātra only that; only to that extent or in that degree or measure. 133)

(p. 442) taḍ়itālōka the glow or light of a lightning. 48)

(p. 467) tē1 (obs.) they. 4)

(p. 452) tahi, tahi (poet. & obs.) there; moreover, further; for that, so, therefore; in it; then. 28)

(p. 442) tapana the sun. ̃তনয় n. Yama the god of death. ̃তনয়া n. the river Jamuna; the shami tree, Acacia suma. ̃তাপ n. sunrays; (scorching) sunlight. 136)

(p. 462) tilōttamā a mythological virgin woman of incomparable beauty whose different limbs were made by Vishwakarma (বিশ্বকর্মা) the heavenly artisan by taking bits from all that were most beautiful in the universe; (fig.) a woman who is a paragon of beauty, 5)

(p. 442) tadbācaka meaning or signifying that; indicating that. 111)

(p. 470) tō3 (nom.) you, thou ('তো বিনে উনমত কান'). pro. a your, thy (তো সেবা নাহি জানি). তোই pro. (accus. & dat.) you, thee 'কত পরবধব তোই'. 3)

(p. 464) tulasī basil. 28)

(p. 457) tiṅanta (Sans. gr.) declinable. 71)

(p. 449) tarala liquid, fluid, watery (তরল পদার্থ); thin (কালিটা বড় তরল); liquefied, diluted, thinned; melted, softened (স্নেহে তরল হাওয়া); fickle, inconstant (তরলমতি). fem. তরলা । তরল করা v. to liquefy; to make more fluid or thinner, to dilute; to melt, to soften. তরল হওয়া v. to become liquefied, to liquefy; to become thinner or diluted; to melt, to soften. তরল পদার্থ a liquid, a fluid. ̃তা, ̃ত্ব n. liquidity, fluidity, wateriness; thinness; softness; fickleness, inconstancy. ̃নয়না, ̃লোচনা a. fem. giving quick glances, making eyes, having wanton eyes. ̃মতি a. fickle-minded, irresolute; of an immature frame of mind, of mind in the incipient stage of growth. 46)

(p. 449) tarabāra, tarabāri a sword; a scimitar. 43)

(p. 457) tālā3 act of deafening temporarily. তালা লাগা v. to be deafened temporarily. তালা লাগানো v. to deafen temporarily. 53)

(p. 453) tāmāṭē copper-coloured, coppery, copper, cupreous (তামাটে আকাশ = copper sky). 99)

(p. 472) tōṣāmudē given to adulation or obsequious flattery; hanging on obsequiously; adulatory, full of flattery. 3)