(p. 462) tībara a Hindu caste (originally engaged in hunting); a member of this caste. fem. তীবরী । 11)

(p. 449) taru a tree; a plant. ̃কোটর n. a hollow of a tree. ̃ক্ষীর n. latex. ̃তল, ̃মূল1 n. the foot of a tree. ̃বর, ̃রাজ n. a large tree (such as, the banyan tree, the palm-tree etc.). ̃বল্লী, ̃লতা n. a parasitic creeper; (in pl.) trees and creepers. ̃ভুক, ̃ভোজী a. herbivorous. ̃মূল2 n. the root of a tree. ̃শিখর, ̃শির n. the top of a tree. ̃সার n. camphor. 70)

(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. 457) tiraskaraṇī, tiraskariṇī the art or power of becoming invisible; a screen; (fig.) an obstruction. 92)

(p. 452) tasya a. (now obs.) his. 22)

(p. 472) tbarā haste, hurry, quickness. ত্বরা করা v. to make haste, to hurry; to be quick. ত্বরান্বিত a. hurried; quickened; accelerated. ত্বরান্বিত করা to expedite, to hasten. ত্বরায় a. hastily, hurriedly; quickly. 19)

(p. 457) tiraskāra reproof, rebuke; reprimand; neglect, slight; reproach, censure, blame. তিরস্কার করা v. to reprove, to rebuke, to take to task; to reprimand; to censure, to reproach, to blame; (rare) to neglect or slight. 93)

(p. 472) trāsa alarm, fright; panic; fear, dread, terror. ̃কর, ̃জনক a. alarming, frightful, fearful, dreadful; terrible, terrifying.

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

(p. 467) tēriẏā haughty; angry; furious; intending to attack or fight, bellicose, inclined to fighting, aggressive. 31)

(p. 467) tērimēri scolding and threats; bullying and abuses. তেরিমেরি করা v. to scold and threaten; to bully and abuse. 30)

(p. 448) tabahi, tabahi (poet. & obs.) immediately, at once, forthwith; only in that case, then and then only. 22)

(p. 466) tṛṣya desirable, attractive; lucrative. 10)

(p. 449) talaba an order to come or appear or join; a summons, a call; salary.

(p. 457) tiraskṛta reproved, rebuked, taken to task; reprimanded; censured, reproached, blamed; neglected, slighted; screened off. 94)