(p. 442) tajjanya for that; for that reason; because of that; for the sake of that. 28)

(p. 472) traẏōdaśa thirteen. a. thirteenth. ত্রয়োদশী a. fem. thirteenth; thirteen years old. n. fem. a girl of thirteen; the thirteenth day of a lunar fortnight. 38)

(p. 457) tārasaptaka the major E-scale. 33)

(p. 449) taẏa full settlement; conclusion; a fold or plait (তয় করা রাখা). 15)

(p. 467) tēji2 spirited, vigorous (তেজি লোক); strong; powerful (তেজি ওষুধ). 16)

(p. 449) taritra any vessel or means for going across (e. g. a boat, a ship). 68)

(p. 442) tadbhaba born of or descended from or originating from or grown out of or evolved out of him or her or it or that. তদ্ভব শব্দ (gr.) a Bengali word derived from Sanskrit but used in a corrupted form. 116)

(p. 452) tasara a fawn-coloured silk from wild Indian silkworms, a coarse variety of Indian silk, tusser. 19)

(p. 457) tāmrāśma ruby. 6)

(p. 471) tōlānō to cause to raise or lift; to cause to bring forward into consideration or notice; to cause to rouse or wake; to cause to call up; to cause to be admitted into or promoted; to cause to pluck or pick or cull; to cause to extract or uproot; to cause to embroider; to cause to collect or raise; to cause to remove or expunge or wipe out or obliterate; to cause to make keener; to cause to adapt; to cause to create or make; to cause to take; to cause to construct or build; to cause to eject or evict; to cause to set up or fix, to cause to put away esp. in an orderly manner; to cause to mention or refer; to cause to move (as a proposal or bill); to cause to take off or detach; to cause to paint or engrave or mould. 6)

(p. 442) tachu (poet. & obs.) his or her. 26)

(p. 462) tuka occult method of charming, enchantment (তুক করা); a magical incantation of enchatment (তুক জানা). তুক করা v. to cast a spell over (a person with a view to harming him), to put a spell on. ̃তাক n. occult methods and incantations of enchantment. 22)

(p. 469) tēlēṅgā of Andhra and Telengana. n. an Indian sepoy in the employ of the East India Company in the early days of its activity. 3)

(p. 442) takhatanāmā a kind of conveyance carried by men; a litter for use in marriage processions (cp. a palanquin). 21)

(p. 442) takamā a distinctive dress or badge, livery; a medal. তকমা-আঁটা, তকমা-পরা a. wearing a livery or medal, liveried or medalled. 8)