(p. 457) tibbata Tibet. 86)

(p. 448) taba2 then. 15)

(p. 442) tadanya apart from that; other than that; beside that. 87)

(p. 470) tōraṇa the main gate (usu. decorated); a portal; a gate. ̃দ্বার n. the door of a portal. ̃পথ n. a gateway. 29)

(p. 442) ta-kharaca incidental expenses. 23)

(p. 449) taratiba a rule, a system, an order; an order of succession. ̃ওয়ারি a. following the order of succession, serial. 40)

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

(p. 449) taratama quality or quantity more or less; difference; differentiation. 36)

(p. 472) traẏī of ত্রয় । n. Brahma(ব্রহ্ম ।), Vishnu (বিষ্ণু) and Shiva (শিব); these three manifestations of divinity collectively; Rik (ঋক্), Sama (সাম); Yajus (যজুঃ): these three Vedas collectively. 37)

(p. 457) tāluka a tract of proprietary land, a taluk; a landed estate. ̃দার n. the owner of a taluk, a talukdar; the owner of a landed estate, a landholder (esp. one who pays revenue not directly to the government. ̃দারি n. estate or rule or office of a talukdar or landholder. a. relating to a talukdar or a taluk. 62)

(p. 452) tallāṭa a region, a locality, a quarter, an area, a province. এ তল্লাটে in the neighbouring area, in the neighbourhood or vicinity. 14)

(p. 474) trailōkya heaven, earth and the underworld: these three worlds collectively; the universe; creation. 20)

(p. 464) tulaṭa made of cotton-pulp (তুলট কাগজ). n. a kind of paper made of cotton-pulp (তুলটে লেখা পুঁথি). 24)

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

(p. 457) tikta bitter taste, bitterness, a bitter substance, bitter. a. bitter; (fig.) unpleasant or acrimonious. ̃তা n. bitterness; (fig.) unpleasantness or acrimoniousness. 69)