(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. 448) tapasi the mango-fish. 2)

(p. 464) tuṣṭa gratified, satisfied; pleased; appeased; propitiated; contented. তুষ্ট করা v. to gratify, to satisfy; to please; to appease, to propitiate; to content. 39)

(p. 470) tōmā (nom.) you, pro. (accus. & dat.) you, to you. 20)

(p. 457) tārapalina tarpaulin. 27)

(p. 457) tārasaptaka the major E-scale. 33)

(p. 442) tadupayōgī suitable to that, well-fitted for that, befitting that, right for that. 99)

(p. 449) tarē (dial. & poet.). for, on account of; because of; for the sake of. 72)

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

(p. 464) tusa2 a kind of very soft woollen wrapper. 41)

(p. 452) tasara a fawn-coloured silk from wild Indian silkworms, a coarse variety of Indian silk, tusser. 19)

(p. 470) tō2 a fold (as of cloth). তো করা v. to fold. 2)

(p. 453) tāna the key-note of a song; musical note, strain, melody; (pop) very quick recital of musical notes. তান ছাড়া v. (mus.) to open out one's voice. তান তোলা v. (mus.) to open out one's voice gradually. তান ধরা v. to begin to sing a particular melody; to utter a melodious note (পাপিয়া তান ধরেছে). 72)

(p. 453) tāgaḍ়ā, tāgaḍ়āi tall and robust or massive, stout, gigantic, hefty. 26)

(p. 448) tabala an axe. ̃দার n. a wood-cutter. 19)