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

(p. 449) tarasā quickly, soon, promptly. 54)

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

(p. 453) tāḍyamāna in the state of being rebuked or stricken or hit or chastised or wounded on (in case of a musical instrument) played upon. 54)

(p. 442) tapatī shadow (personified); the wife or the daughter of the sungod; the river Tapti. 135)

(p. 449) tara4 (chiefly used as a sfx.) of a sort or kind (এমনতর, কেমনতর). 21)

(p. 442) tandrā drowsiness; light sleep, siesta, nap. ̃গত, তন্দ্রাভিভূত a. seized or overwhelmed with drowsiness, affected with drowsiness; sleeping, asleep. তন্দ্রাগত হওয়া, তন্দ্রাভিভূত হওয়া v. to fall asleep; to sleep; (rare) to drowse. ̃বেশ n. drowsiness; sleepiness; cat-nap. ̃লু a. drowsy; affected with drowsiness. ̃হীন a. sleepless. তন্দ্রিত a. drowsy; affected with drowsiness; fallen asleep; sleeping. 127)

(p. 452) tasabira a painting, picture or a portrait. 18)

(p. 452) talāō a pond, a tank. 4)

(p. 457) tāriṇī one who rescues or delivers. n. fem. an appellation of goddess Durga (দুর্গা). 39)

(p. 448) tabaki a gunman; a soldier armed with a gun. 18)

(p. 442) taṭa beach, shore, coast, bank; land (তটভাগ); region (কটিতট); a tract of level ground on the top of a mountain. ̃রেখা n. coastline. 34)

(p. 472) taulika1 a painter. 10)

(p. 462) tilōdaka water mixed with sesame, sesame in water. 6)

(p. 457) tārayōgē by telegraph, telegraphically, by wire. 31)