(p. 457) tigma violent; hot, torrid; keen, sharp. ̃কর n. the sun; scorching sunrays. 70)

(p. 453) tāgā an armlet; an amulet to be tied round one's arm or waist or any other part of the body; a ligature put on to stop blood circulation (as in the case of snakebites). 27)

(p. 469) tēlēgu a South Indian language. a. of Andhra, Telengana and Rayalaseema. 2)

(p. 449) tarjanī the index-finger, the forefinger. তর্জনী হেলনে adv. by waving one's finger. 80)

(p. 467) tējōhīna spiritless, lacking in vigour, weak; lacking in lustre or glow or brightness; dim or dull. fem. তেজোহীনা । 21)

(p. 472) tōṣita satisfied, gratified; propitiated, conciliated. 5)

(p. 472) tōṣāmōda adulation, glozing, flattery, sycophancy; act of hanging on obsequiously, cringing; humble request. তোষামোদ করা v. to adulate, to gloze, to fawn on, to flatter obsequiously; to hang on obsequiously, to cringe (on); to request humbly. ̃প্রিয় a. fond of flattery. 4)

(p. 470) tōmāra your, yours. 22)

(p. 442) taḍ়ighaḍ়i very quickly or promptly; at once, forthwith. 44)

(p. 442) tadbat like or similar to or comparable to that or it or him or her. 110)

(p. 462) tiṣṭhānō to stay or dwell; to continue to stay or dwell. 7)

(p. 453) tāmasa full of deep darkness; full of Cimmerian darkness, irrevocably dark; having the lowest of the elements or primal qualities of human nature and character; full of ignorance and vice. ̃যজ্ঞ n. a ritual performed with vanity and pomp but without reverence. তামসিক a. having the lowest of the elements or primary qualities of the human nature and character; relating to this quality; full of ignorance and vice; overcast with cloud, cloud-ridden. তামসী a. fem. of তামস । n. a dark night; a night of the new moon. 96)

(p. 472) tōsadāna a container or bag for gun and bullets; a magazine. 6)

(p. 467) tērimēri scolding and threats; bullying and abuses. তেরিমেরি করা v. to scold and threaten; to bully and abuse. 30)

(p. 449) tarabāra, tarabāri a sword; a scimitar. 43)