(p. 452) tasara a fawn-coloured silk from wild Indian silkworms, a coarse variety of Indian silk, tusser. 19)

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

(p. 442) tadanuga, tadanugāmī, tadanubartī following him or her or that; like him or her or that; according to that. 82)

(p. 442) ti a kind of cooking pan without handle. 3)

(p. 457) tārakī having a star or stars, starry. 20)

(p. 452) tahu tahu (poet. & obs.) in it; there. 29)

(p. 442) taḍ়iddbāra an electrode. 50)

(p. 442) takhatanāmā a kind of conveyance carried by men; a litter for use in marriage processions (cp. a palanquin). 21)

(p. 474) tryahasparśa a conjunction of three lunar days in one calendar day.

(p. 448) tapta hot; heated; warm; having temperature; burning (রোষতপ্ত); angry; enraged (তপ্ত কথা); reddened with rage (তপ্ত আঁখি); agitated; molten (তপ্তকাঞ্চন). ̃কাঞ্চনবর্ণ n. the complexion as bright as molten gold. ̃কাঞ্চনসন্নিভ a. as bright and fair as molten gold. 11)

(p. 464) tulaṭa made of cotton-pulp (তুলট কাগজ). n. a kind of paper made of cotton-pulp (তুলটে লেখা পুঁথি). 24)

(p. 453) tāthyika relating to actual state or affair, factual; informative; relating to reality or truth. 68)

(p. 442) taktā a plank of wood; a piece of board; a flat and hard sheet of anything. মেরে তক্তা বানানো (sl.) to flatten by beating or thrashing, to beat or thrash severely. 14)

(p. 464) tuṣā, tōṣā to gratify, to satisfy; to please; to appease, to propitiate; to flatter, to adulate, to gloze. 36)

(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)