(p. 429) ṭhikaṭhikānā certainty; fixity; trace; whereabouts; fixed abode or address. 4)

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

(p. 429) ṭhikuji a brief horoscope. 10)

(p. 429) ṭhēkāra false vanity, vainglory; fastidiousness; superciliousness; snobbery. ঠেকারে a. vainglorious; fastidious; supercilious; snobbish. fem ঠেকারি । 24)

(p. 429) ṭhēn̐ṭāmi, ṭhēn̐ṭāmō shamelessness; rude disrespect, impudence, sauciness; impertinence, brazen-facedness; arrogance, obstinacy, refractoriness. 21)

(p. 427) ṭhāṭṭā joke; banter, persiflage, waggery. ̃ইয়ার্কি n. light raillery, fun, a goodhumoured teasing. ঠাট্টা করা v. to joke; to cut a joke; to poke fun at; to banter. ̃বাজ n. a merry person full of amusing sayings and fond of practical jokes, a wag. 18)

(p. 427) ṭhamaka, ṭhasaka style; glamour; affectedly artistic bearing; coquetry; conceit. 10)

(p. 429) ṭhēṅā a staff, a stave, a wooden pole, a heavy stick, a lathi; a wooden rod (esp. one used for bolting a door). ঠেঙাঠেঙি n. act of exchanging blows with lathis, a fight with lathis; fighting. ঠেঙাড়ে n. a community of Indian robbers who used to kill pedestrians by beating them with lathis; one of these robbers. ঠেঙানি n. act of flogging with a lathi; flogging. ঠেঙানো v. to flog with a lathi or rod; to bastinado; to flog, to birch. 25)

(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) ṭhuṅgi, ṭhuṅi a small container or carton (chiefly bowl-shaped) made of treeleaves or paper, a cornet. 15)

(p. 429) ṭhumaki a mode or posture of dancing. 18)

(p. 427) ṭhāṭa2 outward look or show, appearance (ঠাট বজায় রাখা); a framework (কাঠামোর ঠাট); glamour; tricks and artifices (কত ঠাট জানো); style or fashion (এ এক নোতুন ঠাট). 15)

(p. 427) ṭhāṭa-ṭhamaka outward show of glamour; deceptive show; false gestures; pretences; affectation; parade. 16)

(p. 429) ṭhēn̐ṭi a small loincloth without any decorated border. 22)

(p. 429) ṭhikādāra a contractor. ঠিকাদারি n. contractorship. a. relating to contract work. 8)