(p. 449) -tarā1 of -তর1 57)

(p. 457) tāskarya the profession of a thief, stealing, thievery; theft. 68)

(p. 474) tryaṅgula measuring three fingers. 24)

(p. 449) taralībhabana act of being liquefied or diluted or melted, liquefaction or dilution or melting. 51)

(p. 442) tadūrdhbē above him or her or it or that; more than it or that. 102)

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

(p. 457) tilaka a sectarian mark painted or impressed on the forehead; an ornament (কুলের তিলক). a. serving as an ornament, embellishing (কুলতিলক). তিলক কাটা v. to paint or print a sectarian mark (on one's body, generally on the forehead). তিলকছাপা,, (dial.) তিলক-ছাবা corruptions of তিলকসেবা । তিলক পরা same as তিলক কাটা. ̃মাটি, ̃মৃত্তিকা n. the holy clay of the Ganges and other holy places with which sectarian marks are painted. ̃সেবা n. daily painting of sectarian marks on the eight places of the body by Vaishnavas. 103)

(p. 462) tukhaḍ়, tukhōḍ় clever, smart, artful; skilful; adroit, expert; experienced. 24)

(p. 462) tībra strong, violent, intense (তীব্র রোদ, তীব্র বাতাস); very swift (তীব্র বেগ); unbearable (তীব্র দুঃখ); rude, rough, harsh (তীব্র ভাষা); very loud and usually angry (তীব্র স্বর); hard, angry, sharp (তীব্র দৃষ্টি); deadly, fatal (তীব্র বিষ); severe (তীব্র বেদনা). ̃তা n. violence, intensity; excessive swiftness; unbearableness; rudeness, roughness, harshness; excessive loudness usu. mixed with anger; hardness, fury, sharpness; deadliness. 12)

(p. 462) tunda, tundi a protuberant belly; the belly. তুন্দিভ a. pot-bellied. 34)

(p. 457) tilānō (ori. & rare) to grow fatty or oily; (sl.) to grow audacious. 107)

(p. 449) tarakāri kitchen vegetables, garden stuff; vegetable curry. তরকারির বাগান a kitchen garden. 23)

(p. 449) tarashāna a ferry-station; a landing-place, a wharf. 55)

(p. 474) triṃśa thirtieth; thirty. ত্রিংশত্ n. & a. thirty. fem. ত্রিংশতী । ত্রিংশত্তম a. thirtieth fem. ত্রিশংত্তমী । 5)

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