(p. 442) tadbita (gr.) any of the inflexions or suffixes added to nouns, pronouns and adjectives to form derivatives, nominal inflexion. 109)

(p. 442) taḍ়idbiślēṣya electrolyte. 52)

(p. 449) taraśu three days before or after today. 53)

(p. 452) tasabi (Mus.) a string of beads, a rosary. 17)

(p. 449) taẏa full settlement; conclusion; a fold or plait (তয় করা রাখা). 15)

(p. 469) tēṣṭā coll. form of তৃষ্ণা । 9)

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

(p. 472) tōṣāmōda adulation, glozing, flattery, sycophancy; act of hanging on obsequiously, cringing; humble request. তোষামোদ করা v. to adulate, to gloze, to fawn on, to flatter obsequiously; to hang on obsequiously, to cringe (on); to request humbly. ̃প্রিয় a. fond of flattery. 4)

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

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

(p. 472) tyājya that which or one who is to be or can be given up or abandoned or forsaken or deserted or left or cast off or sacrificed or given away or disavowed or divorced or disowned; that which is to be or can be relinquished or resigned or renounced. ̃পুত্র n. a son disowned and disinherited by his father. ত্যাজ্যপুত্র করা v. to disown or disinherit a son; to cut off with a shilling. 30)

(p. 469) tēlēgu a South Indian language. a. of Andhra, Telengana and Rayalaseema. 2)

(p. 449) taraṅgita wavy; rippling; undulating; curling; full of poses or attitudes. 30)

(p. 467) tējapakṣa act of marrying for the third time; one married as the third wife or husband. 7)

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