(p. 453) tāpāpana calorescence. 84)

(p. 466) tṛṇāsana a sheet made of straw to sit upon; a mat. 6)

(p. 442) takamā a distinctive dress or badge, livery; a medal. তকমা-আঁটা, তকমা-পরা a. wearing a livery or medal, liveried or medalled. 8)

(p. 449) tarakṣu the wolf; the hyena. 24)

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

(p. 467) tējōmūrti, tējōrūpa a man or being having a luminous or shining or lustrous appearance; lustre or power personified. a. having a luminous or shining or lustrous appearance. 20)

(p. 453) tāntaba made of thread or gut; made on loom; of thread or loom or gut; ductile. 75)

(p. 453) tāṇḍaba an annihilation dance; a frantic or frenzied dance; frantic or frenzied behaviour or affair (বন্যার তাণ্ডব, তাণ্ডব বাধানো). ̃লীলা n. the frantic dance of Shiva (শিব) at the time of the annihilation of the world. 55)

(p. 453) tāōẏānō to heat; to make red-hot by burning; (fig.) to enrage or agitate; (fig.) to incite. 10)

(p. 449) tarānō to take across; to rescue. 61)

(p. 453) tāpasika ascetic. 80)

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

(p. 457) tārakita having a star or stars, marked with a star, starred, starry. 19)

(p. 457) tāsā2 a kind of small drum or tabor. 67)

(p. 457) tippānna fifty-three. 84)