(p. 452) tahasila collected revenue; collection of revenue; a revenue collector's office; a revenue area, a tahsil ̃দার n. a revenue collector, a revenue officer, a tahsilder. ̃দারি n. the post or office of a revenue collector or tahsilder. 27)

(p. 448) tabalā a kind of tabour played as musical accompaniment. 20)

(p. 453) tāntrika1 of or according to or versed in or worshipping in accordance with the Tantras (তন্ত্র) of Shaktas (শাক্ত). n. one who worships in accordance with the Tantras. ̃তা n. obedience to the Tantras. 76)

(p. 470) tōḍ়i (obs. & poet.) uproots or uproot; tears or tear; breaks or break; opens or open. 8)

(p. 442) tattbānusandhānī one who or that which searches for information or truth or for knowledge about God or reality; one who or that which investigates or researches. 66)

(p. 453) tātāla a soldering-iron. 66)

(p. 464) tūrī a horn sounded in war, a buglehorn. 45)

(p. 442) tattulya similar to or equal to or like him or her or it. 63)

(p. 464) tuṣa husk, chaff, bran. তুষ ঝাড়া v. to winnow husk. 35)

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

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

(p. 448) tabiẏata state of health; mental state, mood, humour. 24)

(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. 474) triśaṅku a mythological king who was accommodated after his death in the void between heaven and earth; (fig.) a man who catches at the shadow and loses the substance, a man who can have recourse to neither of two alternatives. 12)

(p. 457) tārabārtā a telegram, (coll.) a wire. 29)