(p. 449) tamōguṇa the lowest element or the lowest primary quality of human nature and character marked by ignorance and vice (see also সত্ত্বগুণ, রজোগুণ) । 11)

(p. 474) trētā the second age of the world according to Hindus. 14)

(p. 462) tun̐tiẏā, tun̐tē copper-sulphate, blue vitriol. 21)

(p. 472) traẏōbiṃśa twenty-third; twenty-three. ̃তি n. & a. twenty-three. ত্রয়োবিংশতিতম a. twenty-third. fem. ত্রয়োবিংশতিতমী । 39)

(p. 449) tamāla a species of dark-coloured tree. 8)

(p. 457) tāluka a tract of proprietary land, a taluk; a landed estate. ̃দার n. the owner of a taluk, a talukdar; the owner of a landed estate, a landholder (esp. one who pays revenue not directly to the government. ̃দারি n. estate or rule or office of a talukdar or landholder. a. relating to a talukdar or a taluk. 62)

(p. 449) tarakāri kitchen vegetables, garden stuff; vegetable curry. তরকারির বাগান a kitchen garden. 23)

(p. 467) tēpāntara a desolate and extensive field or wilderness. a. desolate and extensive (তেপান্তর মাঠ). 26)

(p. 457) tiryag yōni any of the sub-human creatures (such as, birds, beasts, insects etc.). 101)

(p. 462) tīrōpari on the shore, ashore; on the bank. 14)

(p. 457) tārasbara a very loud voice. তারস্বরে adv. in a very loud voice. 34)

(p. 462) tunda, tundi a protuberant belly; the belly. তুন্দিভ a. pot-bellied. 34)

(p. 442) tattbālōcanā discussion about God or truth or reality; philosophical or ontological or theological or spiritual discussion or discourse. 71)

(p. 472) tbaraṇa acceleration. ত্বরণ-চিত্র n. hodograph. ত্বরণ-বল n. effective force. 16)

(p. 442) tadanya apart from that; other than that; beside that. 87)