(p. 452) talāni leas, dregs, sediment, deposit. 6)

(p. 474) traiguṇya an aggregate or collection or union or synthesis of the three primal characteristic qualities of man, namely, সত্ত্ব or knowledge, রজঃ or action and তমঃ or ignorance. 16)

(p. 442) tadupayōgī suitable to that, well-fitted for that, befitting that, right for that. 99)

(p. 457) tālikā a list, a catalogue, an inventory; a roster; a table. 58)

(p. 457) timira darkness, gloom; cataract of the eye, blindness. তিমির নাশ করা v. to dispel or disperse darkness or gloom. ̃গর্ভ n. the dark interior. তিমিরাচ্ছন্ন a. beset or overcast with darkness. তিমিরাবগুণ্ঠিত a. veiled in darkness. তিমিরাবৃত a. covered with darkness. 89)

(p. 442) takru whey. ̃পিণ্ড n. posset. 16)

(p. 457) titakuṭē slightly bitter in taste. 75)

(p. 442) tapanīẏa worthy of being heated; that which is to be heated. n. gold.

(p. 442) tadūrdhbē above him or her or it or that; more than it or that. 102)

(p. 449) taralīkaraṇa liquefaction; dilution; melting. 49)

(p. 449) taratara2 expressing: quick climbing or the quick running of a stream. তরতরিয়ে adv. climbing quickly; flowing quickly (তরতরিয়ে গাছে উঠা, তরতরিয়ে বয়ে যাওয়া). 38)

(p. 474) triśa thirty. 11)

(p. 474) tripurāntaka, tripurāri an appellation of Shiva (শিব) who killed the demon Tripur (ত্রিপুর). 10)

(p. 474) tripala tarpaulin. a. thrice-bevelled (ত্রিপল কাচ). 9)

(p. 448) tapasbī engaged in austere endeavour to achieve an end; practising ascetic or religious austerities; engaged in worshipping God austerely. n. such a man; a hermit or ascetic (esp. one who dwells apart from human habitations or in a forest); the mango-fish. fem. তপস্বিনী । 4)