(p. 442) taḍ়idbiślēṣaṇa electrolysis. 51)

(p. 457) tibbati, tibbatīẏa of Tibet, Tibetan. n. a Tibetan; the language of Tibet, Tibetan. 85)

(p. 442) taddaruna for that, because of that, on account of that, caused by that, for the sake of that, on that account. 106)

(p. 467) tērēṭa a kind of tree-leaf used as writing material in place of paper. 32)

(p. 448) tapōbana a hermitage (esp. one situated in a secluded place or in a forest). 6)

(p. 466) tṛṇāda herbivorous. 5)

(p. 449) talatala expressing: over-softness (chiefly caused by over-mellowness). তলতলে a. over-soft. 84)

(p. 457) tālu the palate (of the mouth); the crown (of the head). ̃মূল n. the root of the palate. 60)

(p. 457) tintiḍ়ī, tintilī, tintiḍ়, tintiḍ়īka the tamarind (tree or its fruit). 82)

(p. 457) tilāñjali act of performing sraddha (শ্রাদ্ধ) ceremony by offering handfuls of sesame and water; (fig.) complete abandonment or estrangement ('তিলাঞ্জলি দিনু কুললাজে'). 106)

(p. 474) trāhi please save or deliver or rescue or relieve or protect. ত্রাহি ত্রাহি int. save!save! ত্রাহি ত্রাহি করা বা ডাক ছাড়া v. to shout for help to be saved or delivered or rescued or relieved or protected. 3)

(p. 470) tōḍ়ā2 a purse (টাকার তোড়া); a bunch, a bouquet, a nosegay (ফুলের তোড়া); a bundle (নেটের তোড়া); a kind of jingling ornament for ankles. তোড়া বাঁধা v. to enclose in a purse; to string in a bunch; to tie up in a bundle; to put on the aforesaid jingling anklet. 10)

(p. 449) tarajamā rendering into another language, translation. তরজমা করা v. to translate. 32)

(p. 449) tamasā the name of the river on the bank of which Valmiki received his first poetical inspiration; (pop.) darkness; (pop.) ignorance and vice. 3)

(p. 453) tāntrika1 of or according to or versed in or worshipping in accordance with the Tantras (তন্ত্র) of Shaktas (শাক্ত). n. one who worships in accordance with the Tantras. ̃তা n. obedience to the Tantras. 76)