(p. 472) trasarēṇu (phys.) any of the minute particles of dust appearing to be floating in a stream of light esp. sunlight; (phil.) a collection of six atoms or three diatoms. 42)

(p. 464) turi a (weaver's) shuttle; a horn sounded in war, a bugle-horn. 14)

(p. 449) taraṅgōcchāsa swelling up of waves; rise and fall of waves. 31)

(p. 453) tāgāḍ় a (bricklayer's) hod; a piece of ploughed land made clayey by watering for the germination of seeds. 28)

(p. 472) trapā shame. ত্রপান্বিত a. stricken with shame. 33)

(p. 462) tuttha, tutthaka copper sulphate, blue vitriol. তুত্থাঞ্জন n. eye-salve or collyrium prepared from cropper sulphate. 33)

(p. 462) tui (used in familiar or affectionate or disrespectful or solemn address) thou. ̃তোকারি n. exhibition of disrespect by using তুই, তোর, তোকে etc. in address; disrespectful address. 19)

(p. 442) tajjātīẏa of that class or kind or race. 30)

(p. 464) tubaḍ়ānō, tōbaḍ়ānō to become sunken or hollowed or shrivelled (গাল তোবড়ানো); to form a depression (কাঁসার বাসন তুবড়েছে). 2)

(p. 467) tēlā oily; lubricious; greasy; smooth; glossy; slippery; bald (তেলা মাথা). তেলা মাথা a bald head; a head (thoroughly) smeared with oil. তেলা মাথায় তেল দেওয়া (lit.) to rub oil on a head that is already well-oiled or sleek; (fig.) to carry coals to Newcastle. 35)

(p. 449) taritarakāri kitchen vegetables, potherb. তরিতরকারির বাগান a kitchen garden. 67)

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

(p. 453) tā4 twist, twirl, trimming (গোঁপে তা). তা দেওয়া v. to twist, to twirl, to trim. 3)

(p. 442) tapana the sun. ̃তনয় n. Yama the god of death. ̃তনয়া n. the river Jamuna; the shami tree, Acacia suma. ̃তাপ n. sunrays; (scorching) sunlight. 136)

(p. 474) trāhi please save or deliver or rescue or relieve or protect. ত্রাহি ত্রাহি int. save!save! ত্রাহি ত্রাহি করা বা ডাক ছাড়া v. to shout for help to be saved or delivered or rescued or relieved or protected. 3)