(p. 449) tarāi a belt of marshy region full of jungles at the foot of a hill (esp. at the foot of the Himalayas). 59)

(p. 449) tarōẏāla a sword; a scimitar. 73)

(p. 472) trapā shame. ত্রপান্বিত a. stricken with shame. 33)

(p. 457) tālāka (mus.) divorce. তালাক দেওয়া v. to divorce. ̃নামা n. a deed of divorcement. 54)

(p. 467) tējōhīna spiritless, lacking in vigour, weak; lacking in lustre or glow or brightness; dim or dull. fem. তেজোহীনা । 21)

(p. 466) tṛṇāsana a sheet made of straw to sit upon; a mat. 6)

(p. 471) tōlapāḍ় violent movement or commotion; violent agitation; a terrible brawl or disturbance. a. violently moved or agitated; ransacked, fished. তোলপাড় করা v. to move or agitate or disturb violently; to ransack, to fish. 3)

(p. 467) tējaskara invigorating; stimulating; strong, forceful; inspiring; encouraging. 9)

(p. 457) tāla4 an imaginary goblin (তালবেতাল). 46)

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

(p. 442) takti a small plank of wood, a tablet; a small piece of board; a small flat and hard sheet of anything; a hard and flat sweetmeat shaped like a tablet. 15)

(p. 442) tadātmā having the same soul as his or her; identical with him or her. 94)

(p. 462) tiluẏā a kind of hard and roundish toffee (originally made of powdered sesame). 2)

(p. 462) tiṣṭhānō to stay or dwell; to continue to stay or dwell. 7)

(p. 452) talita fried or roasted in oil or clarified butter or fat. 9)