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

(p. 442) takali a spindle or distaff (esp. a small or improvised one). তকলি কাটা v. to spin yarn. 10)

(p. 442) tadbyatirikta, tadbyatīta beside or other than or without him or her or it or that; more than it or that. 115)

(p. 467) tējasbāna, tējasbī glorious; lustrous; radiating; shining; vigorous; valorous; powerful, mighty, forceful; spirited. fem. তেজস্বতী, তেজস্বিনী । তেজস্বিতা n. vigorousness; vigour; valorousness; valour; powerfulness; mightiness, forcefulness; spiritedness; gloriousness; lustrousness; radiation. 11)

(p. 442) taḍ়idbiślēṣaṇa electrolysis. 51)

(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. 457) tāra2 taste, savour, savouriness. 9)

(p. 453) tāōẏānō to heat; to make red-hot by burning; (fig.) to enrage or agitate; (fig.) to incite. 10)

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

(p. 452) talabānā the fee of a peon for serving a summons or process. 2)

(p. 442) takkētakkē cautiously and secretly, surreptitiously; in ambush, in wait. 12)

(p. 453) tābat all, all those or all that. adv. & con. to that number or quantity or degree or extent; till then; till. 91)

(p. 453) tāmāka, tāmāku tobacco. তামাক খাওয়া, তামাক টানা, তামাক ফোঁকা v. to smoke a hookah or a hubble-bubble or a pipe; to smoke. তামাক সাজা v. to fill a hookah or a hubble-bubble or a pipe with tobacco for smoking. ̃খোর n. a tobacco-smoker, a smoker; (facet.) a tobaccanalian. ̃বিক্রেতা n. a tobacconist. 98)

(p. 453) tākara (poet. & obs.) his or her. 20)

(p. 457) tiraskāra reproof, rebuke; reprimand; neglect, slight; reproach, censure, blame. তিরস্কার করা v. to reprove, to rebuke, to take to task; to reprimand; to censure, to reproach, to blame; (rare) to neglect or slight. 93)