(p. 464) tulakālāma a terrible or tumultuous brawl; a great hubbub or commotion; rampage (cp. on the rampage). 23)

(p. 449) tamōmaẏa full of darkness; full of ignorance and vice. fem. তমোময়ী । 13)

(p. 470) tōḍ়i (obs. & poet.) uproots or uproot; tears or tear; breaks or break; opens or open. 8)

(p. 442) tatḥ thereafter, then. ততঃ কিম্ what then? what next? 60)

(p. 457) tārakita having a star or stars, marked with a star, starred, starry. 19)

(p. 448) tabalā a kind of tabour played as musical accompaniment. 20)

(p. 457) tirāśi eighty-three. 95)

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

(p. 449) tarkētarkē cautiously and secretly, surreptitiously (তর্কেতর্কে যাওয়া); in ambush, in wait (তর্কেতর্কে থাকা). coll. তক্কেতক্কে । 78)

(p. 442) tadanupātē in proportion to that, proportionately. 83)

(p. 442) tañcita contracted; clotted; coagulated, congealed. 33)

(p. 474) tryaṅka consisting of three acts, three-act (ত্র্যঙ্ক নাটক). 23)

(p. 449) tarpaṇa the sacrament of offering drinking water to the manes or deities. তর্পণ করা v. to offer drinking water to the manes or deities. তর্পিত a. (of dead spirits or deities) one to whom drinking water has been offered; satisfied, pleased. তর্পী a. one who offers drinking water to the manes or deities; one who satisfies. fem. তর্পিণী । 82)

(p. 452) tahari fee of a writer or copyist (esp. of a letter or a legal document); an extra payment exacted for themselves by the officers of a landowner from tenants; a discount given by a seller for the personal appropriation of a servant making purchases for his master; a discount given to an agent of purchase. 26)

(p. 474) trētā the second age of the world according to Hindus. 14)