(p. 469) tēlēgu a South Indian language. a. of Andhra, Telengana and Rayalaseema. 2)

(p. 457) tāra2 taste, savour, savouriness. 9)

(p. 457) tiryag yōni any of the sub-human creatures (such as, birds, beasts, insects etc.). 101)

(p. 470) tōẏa2 water. ̃দ n. cloud. ̃দাগম n. advent of rains; the rainy season. ̃নিধি, ̃ধি n. a sea; an ocean. 23)

(p. 467) tētriśa thirty-three. 24)

(p. 472) tyāḍ়ā sidelong; oblique, awry; (of words) oblique and haughty. ̃বাঁকা a. having many curves, not straight; distorted. 31)

(p. 472) taulika1 a painter. 10)

(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. 449) tamisra darkness, gloom. a. dark, gloomy. তমিস্রা n. (ori. fem.) a dark night. a. (ori. fem.) full of darkness, dark, gloomy. 9)

(p. 449) tara5 act of crossing (as a river, a desert etc.). 22)

(p. 457) tirōdhāna, tirōbhāba disappearance, exit; passing away; (of great persons) death. তিরোধান করা v. to disappear, to vanish; to pass away; to die. 97)

(p. 453) tāta1 (now obs.) father; used chiefly in addressing one's father or superior or (in affection) a younger person. 56)

(p. 449) taraṅgāẏita undulating, wavy, curling (তরঙ্গায়িত পথ বা চুল), (inc.) rippling. 28)

(p. 448) tabaki a gunman; a soldier armed with a gun. 18)

(p. 469) tēṣṭā coll. form of তৃষ্ণা । 9)