(p. 453) tādṛśa suchlike; such; similar. fem. তাদৃশী । 71)

(p. 457) tāraka one who rescues or saves. n. a rescuer, a deliverer; a saviour; a helmsman; a pilot; a boat, a raft. ̃নাথ n. a name of Shiva (শিব). ̃ব্রহ্ম n. ওঁ শ্রীরামরাম: these holy words. 13)

(p. 442) tanimā graceful or delicate slimness (of the body); subtlety. 121)

(p. 442) taḍ়iccumbaka electromagnet. তড়িচ্চুম্বকীয় a. electromagnetic. 46)

(p. 462) tuṇḍa mouth (of beasts); snout (of hogs etc.); beak; bill (of birds); lip. 32)

(p. 472) tbādṛśa like you. 23)

(p. 442) takṣaka a carpenter; a joiner; (myth.) a kind of strongly venomous winged snake; a kind of venomous chameleon. 17)

(p. 453) tānā-nā-nā the prefatory airs of music; (sarcas). waste of time by dilatoriness in making useless preparatory arrangement, act or an instance of saying neither yes nor no. 74)

(p. 453) tāta2 heat (আগুনের তাত); (fig.) anger. তাত সয় তো বাত সয় না hot weather is bad, but foul weather is worse. 57)

(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. 457) tāriṇī one who rescues or delivers. n. fem. an appellation of goddess Durga (দুর্গা). 39)

(p. 442) taḍ়illatā a streak of lightning; lightning; a wave of electricity. 55)

(p. 453) tāirē-nāirē (chiefly dero.) noise of a song; whiling away one's time in useless things; idling. 8)

(p. 474) trailōkya heaven, earth and the underworld: these three worlds collectively; the universe; creation. 20)

(p. 449) tarāi a belt of marshy region full of jungles at the foot of a hill (esp. at the foot of the Himalayas). 59)