(p. 470) tōphā excellent, very delicious, extremely beautiful or good. 15)

(p. 449) tamōguṇa the lowest element or the lowest primary quality of human nature and character marked by ignorance and vice (see also সত্ত্বগুণ, রজোগুণ) । 11)

(p. 442) taḍ়āga a large (and deep) pond. 43)

(p. 442) tadabadhi since then, from then onwards; (rare) till then. 88)

(p. 472) tyāga giving up (দাবিত্যাগ, প্রাণত্যাগ); abandonment, act of forsaking, desertion; leaving (দেশত্যাগ); relinquishment, resignation (পদত্যাগ, কর্মত্যাগ); casting or casting off (শরত্যাগ, খোলসত্যাগ) renunciation, sacrifice; giving away in charity or benevolence; disavowal (ধর্মত্যাগ); divorce (পত্নীত্যাগ); act of disowning (পুত্রত্যাগ). ত্যাগ করা v. to give up; to abandon, to forsake, to desert; to leave; to relinquish, to resign; to cast (off); to renounce, to sacrifice; to give away in charity or benevolence; to disavow; to divorce; to disown. ̃পত্র n. a deed of relinquishment (as of a right, interest etc.); a bill of divorcement. ̃স্বীকার n. self-denial, self-abnegation. ত্যাগস্বীকার করা v. to deny oneself, to renounce one's interests. ত্যাগী a. self-denying, self-abnegating; renouncing one's interests or pleasures. n. a self-denier or self-abnegator, a renouncer of selfinterests or pleasures. 29)

(p. 452) talāō a pond, a tank. 4)

(p. 453) tākata physical strength. 19)

(p. 462) tujha (poet. & obs.) thy, thine, your, yours. তুঝে pro. (poet. & obs.) thee, you. 28)

(p. 442) taḍ়idbīkṣaṇa an electroscope. 53)

(p. 452) talita fried or roasted in oil or clarified butter or fat. 9)

(p. 471) tōlapāḍ় violent movement or commotion; violent agitation; a terrible brawl or disturbance. a. violently moved or agitated; ransacked, fished. তোলপাড় করা v. to move or agitate or disturb violently; to ransack, to fish. 3)

(p. 442) tadākāra of that shape or form. 93)

(p. 471) tōlā3 a measure of weight (=18 grains or approx. 12 grams). 5)

(p. 448) tapōbhaṅga interruption in austere ascetic or religious meditation or in austere devotion of God. 8)

(p. 457) tārapina turpentine, terebinth. 28)