(p. 472) tbaṣṭā a carpenter; an appellation of Vishwakarma (বিশ্বকর্মা). 21)

(p. 457) tibbata Tibet. 86)

(p. 464) tuli, tulikā a paint-brush; a hair pencil. 32)

(p. 470) tō2 a fold (as of cloth). তো করা v. to fold. 2)

(p. 453) tāpita heated, hot; afflicted, stricken with sorrow, aggrieved, fem. তাপিতা । 85)

(p. 467) tē2, n̐tēm̐i (obs.) because of that, on account of that. 5)

(p. 449) taritra any vessel or means for going across (e. g. a boat, a ship). 68)

(p. 457) tirāśi eighty-three. 95)

(p. 452) tahu tahu (poet. & obs.) in it; there. 29)

(p. 457) tāmrābha copper-coloured, coppery, copper, cupreous. 5)

(p. 471) tōlita weighed; compared. 8)

(p. 449) tamasbinī full of darkness; dark, gloomy. n. fem. a dark night. 6)

(p. 457) tindu, tinduka the mangosteen (tree or its fruit). 83)

(p. 457) tāmbula betel-leaf; a preparation of betel-leaves with lime, catechu, areca nut etc. which is chewed as a quid. ̃করঙ্ক n. a box to hold the aforesaid preparation of betel-leaves. ̃বল্লী n. a betel creeper or plant. ̃রাগ n. a red tint on the lips caused by the juice of the aforesaid preparation of betel-leaves as one chews it. তাম্বুলাকার a. cordate. তাম্বুলিক, তাম্বুলী n. a Hindu caste selling betel-leaves; a member of this caste. 2)

(p. 457) tiraskṛta reproved, rebuked, taken to task; reprimanded; censured, reproached, blamed; neglected, slighted; screened off. 94)