(p. 448) tapasbī engaged in austere endeavour to achieve an end; practising ascetic or religious austerities; engaged in worshipping God austerely. n. such a man; a hermit or ascetic (esp. one who dwells apart from human habitations or in a forest); the mango-fish. fem. তপস্বিনী । 4)

(p. 453) tātā to be heated; to warm up; (fig.) to get angry or excited. 62)

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

(p. 452) tahabila a fund; cash (in hand); a treasury. ̃দার n. one in charge of a fund; a cash-keeper; a cashier; a treasurer. ̃দারি n. charge of a fund; cash-keeping; cashiership; treasureship. 24)

(p. 457) tāluka a tract of proprietary land, a taluk; a landed estate. ̃দার n. the owner of a taluk, a talukdar; the owner of a landed estate, a landholder (esp. one who pays revenue not directly to the government. ̃দারি n. estate or rule or office of a talukdar or landholder. a. relating to a talukdar or a taluk. 62)

(p. 442) tathaiba even in that manner or way. a. of that manner or way. n. that manner or way. ̃চ adv. just the same. 77)

(p. 449) tarjita blustered; bullied; severely scolded, reprimanded; threatened. 81)

(p. 457) tiṅanta (Sans. gr.) declinable. 71)

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

(p. 471) tōlāpāḍ়ā cogitation; restless weighing in the mind, restless thinking; discussion. তোলাপাড়া করা v. to cogitate; to discuss. 7)

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

(p. 457) timita wet, drenched; stand-still, motionless; dim, about to be extinguished. 88)

(p. 442) taṭasha1 confusedly worried and bustling; very much frightened and eager to please; extremely perturbed. 35)

(p. 457) tirōdhāna, tirōbhāba disappearance, exit; passing away; (of great persons) death. তিরোধান করা v. to disappear, to vanish; to pass away; to die. 97)