(p. 470) tōphā excellent, very delicious, extremely beautiful or good. 15)

(p. 462) tuka occult method of charming, enchantment (তুক করা); a magical incantation of enchatment (তুক জানা). তুক করা v. to cast a spell over (a person with a view to harming him), to put a spell on. ̃তাক n. occult methods and incantations of enchantment. 22)

(p. 457) tiḍ়i, ntiḍ়ika expressing: a sudden skip: তিড়িংতিড়িং, তিড়িংবিড়িং int. expressing: repeated skipping, তিড়িংতিড়িং করা v. to skip repeatedly, to cut a caper. 74)

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

(p. 442) taddēśīẏa of or belonging to that country. 107)

(p. 457) tārānā a vocal style of Indian classical music like the Khayal but sung with meaningless words. 36)

(p. 453) tāḍ় a kind of armlet. 37)

(p. 464) tuli, tulikā a paint-brush; a hair pencil. 32)

(p. 442) tachanacha upset; destroyed; utterly spoiled; messed up; squandered. 24)

(p. 467) tējārata trade and commerce; moneylending business, usury. তেজারতি (rej.) n. money-lending business, usury. a. relating to money-lending business; commercial. 13)

(p. 457) tārapara after that, thereafter, then. 26)

(p. 442) tam̐hi (poet. & obs.) there; in that, in him, in her, in them. pro. (poet. & obs.) he, she, it, they. 5)

(p. 464) turuma an iron frame into which the hands and the feet of a criminal were formerly put to keep him motionless as a punishment, stocks, (cp.) a pillory. তুরুম ঠোকা v. to confine or lock in the aforesaid iron frame or stocks; (cp.) to set in the pillory; to pillory; to scold or reprimand or reproach severely. 19)

(p. 449) -tarā1 of -তর1 57)

(p. 472) trasana state of being frightened or alarmed or panicked; fright, alarm; panic. 40)