(p. 423) ṭukani a small beggar's bowl. 45)

(p. 423) ṭiuśani, ṭiuśāni tuition; the profession of a private tutor. টিউশনি করা v. to teach as a private tutor. 4)

(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. 419) ṭālani inclination, bending ('চূড়ার টালনি বামেট).

(p. 423) ṭuṭata (poet. & obs.) get or gets broken or torn or shattered; are or is reduced or removed. 53)

(p. 419) ṭakaṭaka2 expressing: deepness or brightness or gorgeousness or brilliance (লাল টকটক করছে) টকটকে a. & adv. deep, bright, gorgeous (টকটকে লাল, টকটকে চেহারা). 11)

(p. 419) ṭakāsa expressing a light sound made by impact of two hard things (টকাস করে গাট্টা মারা); promptness or suddenness (টকাস করে বলে ফেলা). 17)

(p. 419) ṭakkara a jolt; friction; collision, impact; competition, vying. টক্কর খাওয়া v. to stumble (against); to collide (with). টক্কর দেওয়া v. to compete or vie (with). টক্কর বাধানো v. to collide (with); to compete (with); to set at strife (with), to set by the ears; to be in competition or strife (with). টক্কর লাগা v. to stumble (against); to come in collision (with); to be faced with competition (with), to be vying (with); to be in strife (with). 19)

(p. 423) ṭikaṭika expressing: ticking or ticktock as of a clock. 6)

(p. 423) ṭusu a kind of folk song of Bengal. 62)

(p. 419) ṭapāsa expressing the noise of falling of a large drop of liquid. 36)

(p. 423) ṭikā2 a holy mark or dot on the forehead with sandal-paste etc. 11)

(p. 423) ṭikā1 a small cake of charcoal dust used as fuel. 10)

(p. 419) ṭām̐sa to stiffen owing to the suspension of blood-circulation; (sl.) to be stonedead; (sl.) to die (বুড়োটা টেঁসেছে). 60)

(p. 423) ṭinacāra āiẏōḍina tincture iodine. 23)