(p. 472) trāta saved, delivered, rescued, succoured, relieved. 45)

(p. 449) tamōguṇa the lowest element or the lowest primary quality of human nature and character marked by ignorance and vice (see also সত্ত্বগুণ, রজোগুণ) । 11)

(p. 442) tattbābadhāraka one who or that which ascertains truth or reality or actual state or information. 69)

(p. 467) tēli a Hindu caste (manufacturing and selling oil); a member of this caste; an oilman. fem. তেলিনি, তেলেনি ।

(p. 472) tyajyamāna that which or one who is being given up or abandoned or forsaken or cast out. 27)

(p. 453) tāpī (rare) heated, hot; afflicted, sorrow-stricken; mortified, remorseful; (rare) producing heat, calorific; (rare) causing affliction or mortification. 87)

(p. 467) tēōra a Hindu caste (engaged in fishing); a member of this caste. 3)

(p. 452) tahi, tahi (poet. & obs.) there; moreover, further; for that, so, therefore; in it; then. 28)

(p. 442) tantra a scripture or service book or the system of the religious worship of Shaktas (শাক্ত); any scripture or service book or system or cult of religious worship; a religious order (শৈবতন্ত্র, সন্ন্যাসতন্ত্র); a section or branch of the Vedas (বেদ); a science (চিকিত্সাতন্ত্র); a system (সাধনাতন্ত্র); a system of government (প্রজাতন্ত্র, রাজতন্ত্র); a doctrine (বস্তুতন্ত্র, জড়তন্ত্র); a decision; a chapter or section (পঞ্চতন্ত্র); any esoteric and mystical charm or means (মন্ত্রতন্ত্র); a handloom (তন্ত্রবায়); gut (পশুর তন্ত্র); a string (বীণাতন্ত্র). ̃ধার, ̃ধারক n. a Brahman who reads out excerpts from a service book for the priest to recite them. ̃বাপ n. a weaver (by trade or caste). ̃মন্ত্র n. charms and incantations. ̃শাস্ত্র n. scriptures; theory or system contained in the scriptures. ̃সার n. a digest of religious service. 124)

(p. 449) tarasbāna, tarasbī speedy; strong, powerful. fem. তরস্বতী, তরস্বিনী । 56)

(p. 457) tālima instruction; teaching; training; education. তালিম দেওয়া v. to instruct; to teach; to train; to educate. 59)

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

(p. 470) tōmākē, tōmāẏa (accus. & dat.) you, to you. 21)

(p. 449) tarāju balance, a pair of scales. 60)

(p. 457) tārapara after that, thereafter, then. 26)