(p. 453) tātāla a soldering-iron. 66)

(p. 462) tuḍ়ā2 (obs.) to break, to split (হাড় তুড়া); (of a cheque, bill etc.) to cash; (of a coin or currency note) to change (into or for small coins). ̃নো v. to cause to break or split; to cause to cash or change. 30)

(p. 464) tuṣa husk, chaff, bran. তুষ ঝাড়া v. to winnow husk. 35)

(p. 449) tara5 act of crossing (as a river, a desert etc.). 22)

(p. 469) tēṣṭā coll. form of তৃষ্ণা । 9)

(p. 457) tijēla an almost semi-circular large clay dixie for cooking and other purposes. 72)

(p. 452) talpi a bundle of bedding (esp. of a traveller). ̃তল্পা n. luggage (তল্পিতল্পা বাঁধা); one's household belongings (তল্পিতল্পা গোটানো). ̃তল্পা গোটানো v. to pack up one's household belongings; to pack up luggage; (fig.) to get ready for departure or disembarkment; (fig.) to leave a place for good, to clear out bag and baggage. ̃দার, ̃বাহক n. a servant carrying one's luggage; a porter. 13)

(p. 448) taba2 then. 15)

(p. 464) turita, turitē (poet. & obs.) quickly or hastily. 15)

(p. 453) tāpasa practising ascetic or religious austerities; engaged in worshipping God by means of severe austerities. n. such a man; a hermit or ascetic. ̃তরু n. a tree from the berries of which ancient Indian sages used to prepare a medicinal oil. 79)

(p. 457) tālēbara (chiefly facet.) claiming to be respectable and influential, wealthy and powerful. 64)

(p. 448) tapōbala force or power acquired through practice of ascetic or religious austerities. 7)

(p. 472) tbaramāṇa hurrying, hastening. 17)

(p. 448) taba1 (used in poetry) your, yours, thy, thine. 14)

(p. 453) tājā fresh (তাজা আনাজ); new; alive, living; lively, spirited (তাজা প্রাণ, তাজা মন); refreshed, reinvigorated (শরীর তাজা হওয়া). তাজা কার্তুজ a live cartridge. 32)