(p. 469) taittirīẏa a section of the Yajurveda. a. of this section. 17)

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

(p. 462) tuṅga high, elevated; highest, most elevated; (astrol.) ascending. তুঙ্গী a. (astrol.) ascending, ascendant; high, elevated; highest, most elevated. তুঙ্গে ওঠা v. to reach the highest point; to come to a head; to culminate (অসন্তোষ তুঙ্গে ওঠা). 26)

(p. 462) tuttha, tutthaka copper sulphate, blue vitriol. তুত্থাঞ্জন n. eye-salve or collyrium prepared from cropper sulphate. 33)

(p. 449) -tarā1 of -তর1 57)

(p. 474) trāhi please save or deliver or rescue or relieve or protect. ত্রাহি ত্রাহি int. save!save! ত্রাহি ত্রাহি করা বা ডাক ছাড়া v. to shout for help to be saved or delivered or rescued or relieved or protected. 3)

(p. 457) tārakiṇī starry. n. fem. the night. 18)

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

(p. 462) tīrṇa gone across, crossed; got over. fem. তীর্ণা । 15)

(p. 442) tadbita (gr.) any of the inflexions or suffixes added to nouns, pronouns and adjectives to form derivatives, nominal inflexion. 109)

(p. 442) taddbarā by him or her or it or that. 108)

(p. 453) tānapurā a stringed musical instrument (usually of four strings, but sometimes of six strings) that helps a singer to maintain perfect or flawless tune. 73)

(p. 453) tāḍ় a kind of armlet. 37)

(p. 462) tua (poet. & obs.) thy, thine, your, yours. 18)

(p. 453) tāḍ়kā the name of a dreadful female rakshasa as mentioned in the Ramayana; (fig.) a vicious woman of monstrous appearance. 38)