(p. 423) ṭēmi (dial.) a small oil-lamp. 82)

(p. 419) ṭāpura-ṭupura expressing a pattering noise as of rain falling. 80)

(p. 419) ṭappā a light classical variety of amorous songs sung in a particular or special or typical mode. 37)

(p. 423) ṭimaṭima expressing: dimness of light or glory; hardly perceptible existence. টিমটিম করা v. (of a lamp etc.) to burn dimly; (of a glorious object) to be in the last stage of decline, to be at the fag-end of one's glory; (of an institution etc.) to keep up one's existence with great difficulty. টিমটিমে a. dimly burning; declining, at the fag-end of one's glory; almost passed out of existence. 34)

(p. 423) ṭiki a tuft of never-cut hair kept on the back of the head to maintain personal holiness. টিকির দেখা নেই not to have even a glimpse of, to find no sign or trace of. 17)

(p. 423) ṭulō taught in a Sanskrit (grammar) school; of a (Sanskrit) school. 61)

(p. 423) ṭuṭi (poet. & obs.) breaks or break, tears or tear, shatters or shatter; reduces or reduce, removes or remove. 52)

(p. 423) ṭiphina a light repast, tiffin; a recess or break in a school or office or factory for taking tiffin, tiffin break. 33)

(p. 419) ṭākarā the palate. 63)

(p. 423) ṭikārā a kind of small kettledrum. 16)

(p. 423) ṭyāṇḍāi-myāṇḍāi bragging and blustering. 110)

(p. 419) ṭāṅānō to hang up; to rig up (পাল টাঙানো, মশারি টাঙ্গানো). a. hanging. 67)

(p. 423) ṭikina ticking. 19)

(p. 423) ṭēkō2 bald, glabrous. 71)

(p. 419) ṭān̐kā2 to aim at; to prophesy or anticipate or guess beforehand or estimate; (now rare) to imprecate (মরণ টাঁকা). 59)