(p. 448) tapōdhana, tapōnidhi one who is rich in ascetic or religious austerities, a great hermit or ascetic. 5)

(p. 442) tattbīẏa relating to truth or reality; relating to philosophical or ontological or theological or spiritual knowledge; theoretical. 72)

(p. 442) takarāra an argument, a debate; an altercation. 9)

(p. 464) tuẏā (nom. accus. dat. & poss.-poet. & obs.) thou or you, thee or you, thy or your, thine or yours. 8)

(p. 457) tārānā a vocal style of Indian classical music like the Khayal but sung with meaningless words. 36)

(p. 470) tōmāra your, yours. 22)

(p. 467) tēlā oily; lubricious; greasy; smooth; glossy; slippery; bald (তেলা মাথা). তেলা মাথা a bald head; a head (thoroughly) smeared with oil. তেলা মাথায় তেল দেওয়া (lit.) to rub oil on a head that is already well-oiled or sleek; (fig.) to carry coals to Newcastle. 35)

(p. 474) trētā the second age of the world according to Hindus. 14)

(p. 453) tāpasa practising ascetic or religious austerities; engaged in worshipping God by means of severe austerities. n. such a man; a hermit or ascetic. ̃তরু n. a tree from the berries of which ancient Indian sages used to prepare a medicinal oil. 79)

(p. 462) tilēka even an iota, even the slightest amount or measure or degree; even the shortest duration, even the fraction of a moment. a. even an iota of, slightest; even of the shortest duration. adv. even to the slightest amount or measure or degree; even for the fraction of a moment. 4)

(p. 474) tryambaka a name of Shiva (শিব). 25)

(p. 457) titīrṣu desirous of going across or of being rescued. 79)

(p. 453) tākānō to look (at). 23)

(p. 448) tabiẏata state of health; mental state, mood, humour. 24)

(p. 467) tērimēri scolding and threats; bullying and abuses. তেরিমেরি করা v. to scold and threaten; to bully and abuse. 30)