(p. 470) tōbā (Mus.) expressing: regret; resolve for not doing a particular thing again. 17)

(p. 474) tripurāntaka, tripurāri an appellation of Shiva (শিব) who killed the demon Tripur (ত্রিপুর). 10)

(p. 472) tbādṛśa like you. 23)

(p. 453) tākābi an agricultural loan or earnest money. 24)

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

(p. 448) taphāta intervening space or distance; distance; difference, otherness; aloofness (তফাতে তফাতে থাকা). a. removed afar; separated; differentiated. int. avaunt; keep back. তপাত করা v. to remove; to separate; to alienate, to estrange; to differentiate; to discriminate. তফাত হওয়া v. to move or go away from; to be separated from; to be alienated or estranged. তফাতে থাকা v. to keep aloof; to remain at a distance; to keep one's distance. 13)

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

(p. 449) tambi bluster; act of bullying; oppression. তম্বি করা v. to bluster; to bully; to oppress. 14)

(p. 448) tapasi the mango-fish. 2)

(p. 442) taddaruna for that, because of that, on account of that, caused by that, for the sake of that, on that account. 106)

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

(p. 452) talābhighāta a stroke with the open palm of the hand, a slap, a buffet. 8)

(p. 474) traiguṇya an aggregate or collection or union or synthesis of the three primal characteristic qualities of man, namely, সত্ত্ব or knowledge, রজঃ or action and তমঃ or ignorance. 16)

(p. 453) tāi2 clap of hands. তাই দেওয়া v. to clap one's hands, to clap. 6)

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