(p. 453) tāñjāma an ornamented sedan-chair or palanquin. 36)

(p. 462) tilōdaka water mixed with sesame, sesame in water. 6)

(p. 474) trairāśika (arith.) the rule of three. 19)

(p. 457) tigma violent; hot, torrid; keen, sharp. ̃কর n. the sun; scorching sunrays. 70)

(p. 470) tōmara an ancient weapon of war resembling almost an iron pike. 18)

(p. 453) tākānō to look (at). 23)

(p. 457) tārayōgē by telegraph, telegraphically, by wire. 31)

(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. 472) tbarasbāna swift-moving, fast-moving. 18)

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

(p. 457) tibbati, tibbatīẏa of Tibet, Tibetan. n. a Tibetan; the language of Tibet, Tibetan. 85)

(p. 442) tatōdhika more than that. 61)

(p. 474) traimāsika continuing for three months or occurring or being published every third month, trimonthly, quarterly; relating to three months. n. a periodical published every third month, a quarterly. 18)

(p. 453) tām̐bē control, rule, authority, command. তাঁবে থাকা v. to be under (a person), to be under control or rule or authority or command of. ̃দার n. a dependant; a subordinate; one who carries out orders (of), a servile person; a servant. a. dependent; subordinate; carrying out orders; servile. তাঁবেদার রাষ্ট্র a. dependency, a mandatory state. তাঁবেদার সরকার a government servile to a foreign power; a puppet government; a satellite government. ̃দারি n. subjection, dependence; servility. তাঁবেদারি করা v. to do a person's bidding or obey his orders obsequiously. 15)

(p. 472) trasta stricken with fear, alarmed, terrorstricken, panicked; fearful, timorous, timid; confusedly bustling. 43)