(p. 477) thuka expressing: noise of spitting. n. spittle (থুক ফেলা). থুকদানি, থুকদান n. a spitoon. 46)

(p. 477) thamaki stopping suddenly. থমকি থমকি adv. stopping at every step. 13)

(p. 477) thupi a small heap or pile or bunch or cluster. 54)

(p. 477) tharahari trembling violently esp. with fear. 17)

(p. 477) thakathaka expressing: clayeyness or splashed state (কাদা থকথক করছে); stickiness (আঠা থকথক করছে); a raw wound exposed to view (often filled with morbid matter) (ঘা থকথক করছে); compact sliminess (পোকাগুলো থকথক করছে). থকথকে a. clayey; sticky, viscid, viscous; exposed to view and often containing morbid matter; slimy. 7)

(p. 477) thākē-thākē in tiers, in rows. 27)

(p. 477) thōpā a bunch, a cluster, a tuft. 74)

(p. 477) thārmōmiṭāra, thārmamiṭāra a thermometer. 40)

(p. 477) thakā (owing to hard labour) to be run down or exhausted; to be out of breath, to pant; to come to a stop in a state of exhaustion. থকিত a. stopped on account of exhaustion (থকিত পায়ের চলা). 8)

(p. 477) thuḍ়ā to mince, to chop fine; to thrash or rebuke severely. 48)

(p. 477) thāpaḍ়, thāpaḍ়ā, thāppaḍ়, thāb়ḍ়ā a slap with the open palm of the hand. থাপড় মারা, থাপড়ানো, থাবড়ানো v. to slap. 32)

(p. 477) thābaḍ়i a squatting posture; an instance or act of squatting. থাবড়ি খাওয়া, থাবড়ি খেয়ে, বসা v. to squat, to sit on one's buttocks. 33)

(p. 477) thāri (poet.) a small plate or platter, or salver. 39)

(p. 477) -thā1 a place (হেথা, এথা). 21)

(p. 477) thitānō to sink down to the bottom, to settle; to subside; (fig.) to be calmed or quietened or to become weakened (আন্দোলন থিতানো). 43)