(p. 472) tauji a descriptive inventory containing the names of tenants with the amounts of their holdings and rents thereof. 7)

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

(p. 449) tamōghna, tamōpaha expelling darkness; removing ignorance and vice. n. fire; the sun; the moon; a lamp; knowledge. 12)

(p. 464) turuka2 immediate or prompt (তুরুক জবাব). adv. immediately or promptly. 17)

(p. 442) taḍ়idbiślēṣaṇa electrolysis. 51)

(p. 457) tālabya palatal. ̃বর্ণ n. (gr.) a palatal letter. 50)

(p. 452) talāō a pond, a tank. 4)

(p. 464) tuṣāra snow; frost; ice. a. cold or icecold (তুষারকর). তুষার পড়া v. to snow. ̃কণা n. a minute particle or crystal of snow; (inc.) frost. ̃কর n. camphor; the moon. ̃কিরীটী a. snow-capped, snowcapt. ̃গিরি n. the Himalayas (as it is always snow-capped). ̃ঝড় n. snowstorm, a blizzard. ̃ধবল a. snow-white; whitened with snow. ̃পাত n. a snowfall. ̃পিণ্ড n. a conglomerated mass of snow, a snowball or a snowflake. ̃বর্ষ n. sleet. ̃ভূমি n. a snowfield. ̃মৌল a. snow-capped. ̃যুগ n. ice-age. ̃রেখা n. snowline. ̃শীতল a. as cold as snow. তুষারাদ্রি same as তুষারগিরি । তুষারাবৃত a. snow-covered. তুষারাবৃত ভূমি a snowfield. 38)

(p. 449) taraṅgābhighāta the push of a wave or waves. 27)

(p. 453) tā3 a sheet (as of paper). 2)

(p. 472) trāẏamāṇa one who is being saved or delivered or rescued or succoured or relieved; one who is saving or delivering or rescuing or succouring or relieving. 46)

(p. 442) tathya actuality; actual state or affair; information; reality; truth; facts or data. a. real or true or unanimous or universal (তথ্যবচন). ̃জ্ঞান n. knowledge of facts. ̃নিরুপণ, ̃নির্ণয় n. determination of truth; ascertainment of facts. ̃বাদী same as তথ্যভাষী । ̃বাহী a. informative. ̃ভাষী a. truthful. ̃ভিত্তিক a. based on facts; documented. সমৃদ্ধ a. welldocumented; informed; informative. 78)

(p. 472) taulika1 a painter. 10)

(p. 442) taḍ়itbāna, taḍ়idgarbha thunder-cloud; cloud. a. emitting lightning; containing electricity, charged with electricity. 49)

(p. 453) tāmā copper. ̃তুলসী n. copper and basil (these two are considered very holy by Hindus, and whilst taking an oath, one holds them in one's hand). 97)