(p. 453) tāntrika2 used with nouns to form adjectives (e. g. গণতান্ত্রিক, বস্তুতান্ত্রিক). 77)

(p. 462) tuka occult method of charming, enchantment (তুক করা); a magical incantation of enchatment (তুক জানা). তুক করা v. to cast a spell over (a person with a view to harming him), to put a spell on. ̃তাক n. occult methods and incantations of enchantment. 22)

(p. 464) tubaḍ়i a kind of fire-work (also তুবড়িবাজি); a snake-charmer's flute made of a gourd-shell fitted with two tubes (also তুবড়িবাঁশি). কথার তুবড়ি (sarcas. or facet.) a rapid and voluble speaker or rapid and voluble talk. কথার তুবড়ি ছোটানো to speak rapidly and volubly. 3)

(p. 449) taramuja the water-melon. 45)

(p. 462) tujha (poet. & obs.) thy, thine, your, yours. তুঝে pro. (poet. & obs.) thee, you. 28)

(p. 449) taritarakāri kitchen vegetables, potherb. তরিতরকারির বাগান a kitchen garden. 67)

(p. 442) taḍ়āka expressing: suddenness or quickness (তড়াক করে লাফানো). 42)

(p. 457) tārakā1 of তারক (n). 14)

(p. 449) taralita liquefied; dilute; melted, softened. 48)

(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. 467) tēriẏā haughty; angry; furious; intending to attack or fight, bellicose, inclined to fighting, aggressive. 31)

(p. 469) tēsarā the third day of a month. a. (of the days of a month) third. 10)

(p. 466) tūrya a horn sounded in war, a buglehorn; (fig.) fanfare. ̃ধ্বনি, ̃নাদ, ̃নিনাদ n. fanfare, blare (of trumpets or horns). 2)

(p. 449) tarānō to take across; to rescue. 61)

(p. 457) tilakā an innate mark resembling a sesame blossom on the body ('অলকাতিলকা ভালে '). 104)