(p. 462) tua (poet. & obs.) thy, thine, your, yours. 18)

(p. 453) tāḍyamāna in the state of being rebuked or stricken or hit or chastised or wounded on (in case of a musical instrument) played upon. 54)

(p. 474) tryasra triangular. 26)

(p. 449) tara5 act of crossing (as a river, a desert etc.). 22)

(p. 442) tadā at that time, in that age, then. 92)

(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. 474) traibārṣika continuing for three years or occurring every third year, triennial. 17)

(p. 449) taritarakāri kitchen vegetables, potherb. তরিতরকারির বাগান a kitchen garden. 67)

(p. 457) tilānō (ori. & rare) to grow fatty or oily; (sl.) to grow audacious. 107)

(p. 449) tara3 stupefied, besotted. 20)

(p. 464) tulita compared, likened; weighed. 33)

(p. 457) tāraṇi a boat, a raft, a vessel. 24)

(p. 449) tarōẏāla a sword; a scimitar. 73)

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

(p. 467) tērija (arith. & alg.) addition. 29)