(p. 462) tughalaki wayward or whimsical ways and activities (like those of Sultan Muhammad-bin-Tughlaq). a. wayward and whimsical. 25)

(p. 442) tadānīntana of that time or age, the then (তদানীন্তন রাষ্ট্রপতি). 96)

(p. 442) tatrāca, tatrāpi (lit. but rare) even there; even in that case; in spite of that, notwithstanding, nevertheless, withal; still. 74)

(p. 457) tilakā an innate mark resembling a sesame blossom on the body ('অলকাতিলকা ভালে '). 104)

(p. 453) tāphatā taffeta, a silklike fabric. 90)

(p. 442) taṭasha1 confusedly worried and bustling; very much frightened and eager to please; extremely perturbed. 35)

(p. 472) tbaraka accelerating. 15)

(p. 453) tādṛśa suchlike; such; similar. fem. তাদৃশী । 71)

(p. 472) trapita ashamed, abashed. fem. ত্রপিতা । 34)

(p. 474) traimāsika continuing for three months or occurring or being published every third month, trimonthly, quarterly; relating to three months. n. a periodical published every third month, a quarterly. 18)

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

(p. 474) tryaṃśa the third part or share; three parts or shares. 21)

(p. 474) tridaśa a god, an immortal. ̃বধু, ̃বনিতা n. (according to Hindus) a celestial courtesan or prostitute. ত্রিদশাধিপতি n. Indra (ইন্দ্র) king of the gods. ত্রিদশারি n. an enemy of gods; a demon. ত্রিদশালয় n. heaven (which is the abode of gods and goddesses). 8)

(p. 466) tūrya a horn sounded in war, a buglehorn; (fig.) fanfare. ̃ধ্বনি, ̃নাদ, ̃নিনাদ n. fanfare, blare (of trumpets or horns). 2)

(p. 457) tārakā1 of তারক (n). 14)