(p. 400) jāsu knavish; (dero.) veteran or leading. n. a knave; (dero.) a veteran or leading person; a ring-leader. 48)

(p. 423) ṭīṭa (obs. & poet.) shameless, brazen-faced; (obs. & poet.) knavish. ˜পনা v. shamelessness, brazen-facedness; knavery. 38)

(p. 427) ṭhaka1 deceitful; swindling; knavish. n. a deceiver, a cheat; a swindler; a knave; a trickster. ̃বাজ same as ঠক (a. & n.). ˜বাজি n. cheating, swindling; knavery. 4)

(p. 427) ṭhaga given to deception or cheating or swindling; knavish. n. a trickster; a cheat; a swindler; a knave; a member of a murdering band or robbers once prevalent in India, a thug. ঠগি n. a murderous band of robbers once prevalent in India, the thug or thuggee. 8)

(p. 429) ṭhēn̐ṭā shameless, brazen-faced; knavish; deceitful; impertinent, impudent, saucy; outspoken; disobedient, arrogant, obstinate, refractory. 20)

(p. 436) ḍēkarā (dial.) a knave, a rascal; a sly fellow; a cheat; a saucy fellow; a discourteous fellow; a lewd fellow. a. knavish, rascally; sly; given to cheating; saucy; discourteous; lewd. রামি, ডেকরামো n. knavishness, rascality, sauciness. 18)

(p. 467) tēn̐tula tamarind. তেঁতুলে a. shaped like a pod of tarmarind (তেঁতুলে বিছে); as dark-coloured as a ripe tamarind seed (তেঁতুলে নদী); very sour; knavish (তেঁতুলে লোক). 6)

(p. 466) tē2 (used as pfx.) three, tri-, triple. তেএঁটে a. (of fruits) three-stoned; (of a head) having three mounds; ugly-looking; (fig. & sl.—of persons) crooked and hard to deal with, roguish, knavish. ̃কাঁটা, ̃কাটা1 n. a kind of threeveined plant. ̃কাটা2, ̃কাঠা n. a triangular frame made of three pieces or wood. ̃কোনা a. triangular, three-cornered. ̃চোখা, (কথ্য) ̃চোখো a. threeeyed. ̃ঠেঙে a. three-legged, threefooted. ̃তলা, ̃তালা1 n. (of a building) the second floor; (of a vessel) the third deck. a. three-storeyed; threedecked. ̃তালা2 n. a mode of Indian musical measure. ̃তাস n. a kind of gambling at cards, flush. ̃থাক a. three-tiered. ̃পায়া a. three-legged. n. a tripod, a teapoy. ̃মাথা n. a meetingplace or junction of three roads; a person appearing to be three-headed, that is a decrepit person who usually sits with his head sunken between his knees, an elder (তেমাথার কাছে বুদ্ধি নিয়ো). ̃মেটে a. (in sculpture) thrice plastered esp. with clay. ̃মোহানা n. a junction of the mouths of three streams; (loos.) a junction of three streams. ̃শিরা a. triple-veined; three-veined. n. a species of plant. ̃হাতি a. measuring three cubits or 1.5 metres. 12)

(p. 543) dhūrta sly; wily; knavish; deceitful. n. a trickster; a gamester; a knave; a cheat. ̃তা, ধূর্তামি n. slyness; wiliness; knavery; deception, deceit. 37)

(p. 633) pāji mean, vile; wicked; knavish; mischievous; hare-brained. পাজির পাঝাড়া extremely mean or vile or wicked or knavish or mischievous. পাজি লোক a knave, a villain, a rogue, a scoundrel; a scapegrace; a varlet. 67)

(p. 654) pējōmi baseness; roguishness, roguery, knavishness, knavery; mischiefmongering. পেজোমি করা v. to commit an act of roguery or knavery; to make a mischief. 131)

(p. 700) phacakē garrulous; drollish, waggish; saucy; tricksy; knavish; flippant, frivolous. ̃মি n. garrulity; drollery, waggery, sauciness; trickery; knavery; fippancy, frivolity. ফচকেমি করা v. to be garrulous or droll or waggish; to behave saucily; to play a trick on; to be flippant or frivolous. 9)

(p. 706) phicēla sly, knavish, waggish. 8)

(p. 756) biṭalē knavish, roughish. বিটলেমি n. knavery, roguery. 19)

(p. 935) śaṭha deceitful; swindling; knavish; sly; crooked. n. a knave, a crook. ̃তা, শঠতাচরণ n. deceit; swindling; knavery, chicanery; false play; sharp practice; slyness; crookedness. শঠতা করা v. to chicane, to deceive, to play false. শঠে শাঠ্যং an eye for an eye; a blow for a blow. 34)