(p. 449) tamasā the name of the river on the bank of which Valmiki received his first poetical inspiration; (pop.) darkness; (pop.) ignorance and vice. 3)

(p. 472) trasana state of being frightened or alarmed or panicked; fright, alarm; panic. 40)

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

(p. 469) tēṣaṭṭi sixty-three. 8)

(p. 472) trapita ashamed, abashed. fem. ত্রপিতা । 34)

(p. 470) tōẏānō to grope (usu. with one's hand); to adulate or cajole. 26)

(p. 464) turka, turki a Turk; Turks; the Turkish language. a. Turkish. তুর্কিনাচন n. a wild dance by turning round and round, a whirling dance; (fig.) a fretfully troublesome state. 20)

(p. 470) tōẏākkā deference; dependence; fear; care. তোয়াক্কা করা, তোয়াক্কা রাখা v. to treat with deference; to depend upon; to be afraid of. তোয়াক্কা না করা v. not to care. 24)

(p. 464) tuṣṭa gratified, satisfied; pleased; appeased; propitiated; contented. তুষ্ট করা v. to gratify, to satisfy; to please; to appease, to propitiate; to content. 39)

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

(p. 442) taddaṇḍē at that very moment; immediately, at once, forthwith. 105)

(p. 467) tērija (arith. & alg.) addition. 29)

(p. 442) takataka expressing: tidiness (ঘরখানা তকতক করছে); transparence (জল তকতক করছে); brightness or freshness (রংটা তকতক করছে). তকতকে. a. tidy, neat and clean; transparent; bright or fresh; in mint condition. 7)

(p. 453) tāṇḍaba an annihilation dance; a frantic or frenzied dance; frantic or frenzied behaviour or affair (বন্যার তাণ্ডব, তাণ্ডব বাধানো). ̃লীলা n. the frantic dance of Shiva (শিব) at the time of the annihilation of the world. 55)

(p. 462) tisi linseed. তিসির তেল linseed-oil. 9)