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

(p. 462) tu1 expressing: a sound which is uttered to call a dog. 17)

(p. 442) tadbyatirikta, tadbyatīta beside or other than or without him or her or it or that; more than it or that. 115)

(p. 448) tabahu, tabahu (poet. & obs.) still then, in spite of that, notwithstanding, withal. 23)

(p. 457) tālēbara (chiefly facet.) claiming to be respectable and influential, wealthy and powerful. 64)

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

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

(p. 467) tējabara a bridegroom who has married twice before; a man who has married for the third time. তেজবরে a. (of a bridegroom or husband) one who has taken two wives before the present one. 8)

(p. 449) tarashāna a ferry-station; a landing-place, a wharf. 55)

(p. 449) taraṇi, taraṇī a boat; a ship; any means of crossing. 35)

(p. 467) tējārata trade and commerce; moneylending business, usury. তেজারতি (rej.) n. money-lending business, usury. a. relating to money-lending business; commercial. 13)

(p. 474) tridaśa a god, an immortal. ̃বধু, ̃বনিতা n. (according to Hindus) a celestial courtesan or prostitute. ত্রিদশাধিপতি n. Indra (ইন্দ্র) king of the gods. ত্রিদশারি n. an enemy of gods; a demon. ত্রিদশালয় n. heaven (which is the abode of gods and goddesses). 8)

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

(p. 453) tāpīẏa thermal; calorific, caloric. 88)

(p. 442) tadbidhāẏa on account of that, on that account. 113)