(p. 419) ṭapatōlā shaped as a small concave mound. 35)

(p. 419) -ṭā used in Bengali to serve the purpose of the definite article, the (ছেলেটা, দুধটা). 52)

(p. 419) ṭamyāṭō the tomato. 41)

(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) ṭukaṭuka expressing the milder var. of টকটক । 44)

(p. 423) ṭēkō2 bald, glabrous. 71)

(p. 423) ṭusi, ṭusaki a flip, to fillip. 63)

(p. 423) ṭuka expressing the milder var. of টক । 42)

(p. 419) ṭa3 expressing: twang as of a bowstring. টংটং int. expressing: repeated twangs. টংটং করে বেড়ানো to tramp idly; to while away time. 6)

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

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

(p. 423) ṭōpa2 a bait; (fig.) an allurement. টোপ গেলা v. to swallow a bait. টোপ ঠোকরানো v. to nibble at the bait. টোপ ফেলা v. to bait; (fig.) to allure. 96)

(p. 423) ṭōla2 a kind of tax, a toll. 103)

(p. 419) ṭaṅka3 (dial.) strong, firm. 24)

(p. 419) ṭapakānō to leap over, to cross by leaping over. 34)