(p. 452) talātala the fourth of the seven mythological underworlds. 5)

(p. 462) tun̐ta mulberry. ̃পাতা n. mulberry leaf. ̃পোকা n. mulberry-worm. 20)

(p. 469) tēhārā threefold; having three strands or folds. 13)

(p. 472) tōṣāmudē given to adulation or obsequious flattery; hanging on obsequiously; adulatory, full of flattery. 3)

(p. 449) tarajamā rendering into another language, translation. তরজমা করা v. to translate. 32)

(p. 442) tanakhā wage, salary, remuneration. 119)

(p. 464) turuma an iron frame into which the hands and the feet of a criminal were formerly put to keep him motionless as a punishment, stocks, (cp.) a pillory. তুরুম ঠোকা v. to confine or lock in the aforesaid iron frame or stocks; (cp.) to set in the pillory; to pillory; to scold or reprimand or reproach severely. 19)

(p. 442) taḍ়idbīkṣaṇa an electroscope. 53)

(p. 449) talatala expressing: over-softness (chiefly caused by over-mellowness). তলতলে a. over-soft. 84)

(p. 472) tyāḍ়ā sidelong; oblique, awry; (of words) oblique and haughty. ̃বাঁকা a. having many curves, not straight; distorted. 31)

(p. 469) taichē like that, just like that, so. 15)

(p. 453) tāōẏānō to heat; to make red-hot by burning; (fig.) to enrage or agitate; (fig.) to incite. 10)

(p. 457) tārakāri the slayer of Taraka (তারক) the demon; an appellation of Kartikeya (কার্তিকেয়). 17)

(p. 467) tēmata (obs.) suchlike, like that, such. তেমতি adv. & con. (poet. & obs.) like that; in that way or manner; so. 27)

(p. 464) tuẏā (nom. accus. dat. & poss.-poet. & obs.) thou or you, thee or you, thy or your, thine or yours. 8)