(p. 442) tattābat all that. 62)

(p. 448) tapta hot; heated; warm; having temperature; burning (রোষতপ্ত); angry; enraged (তপ্ত কথা); reddened with rage (তপ্ত আঁখি); agitated; molten (তপ্তকাঞ্চন). ̃কাঞ্চনবর্ণ n. the complexion as bright as molten gold. ̃কাঞ্চনসন্নিভ a. as bright and fair as molten gold. 11)

(p. 469) tēsarā the third day of a month. a. (of the days of a month) third. 10)

(p. 472) traẏī of ত্রয় । n. Brahma(ব্রহ্ম ।), Vishnu (বিষ্ণু) and Shiva (শিব); these three manifestations of divinity collectively; Rik (ঋক্), Sama (সাম); Yajus (যজুঃ): these three Vedas collectively. 37)

(p. 466) tē1 (obs.) that (তেকারণ). 11)

(p. 442) taddbarā by him or her or it or that. 108)

(p. 457) tibbati, tibbatīẏa of Tibet, Tibetan. n. a Tibetan; the language of Tibet, Tibetan. 85)

(p. 472) tbaka skin, derm, dermis, cuticle; epidermis; hide; bark, rind (বৃক্ষত্বক); the organ of touch. ̃চ্ছেদ, ̃চ্ছেদন n. circumcise. ̃তন্ত্র n. epidermal system. 13)

(p. 453) tāgāri a large trough, a vat. 30)

(p. 453) tābija an amulet usually worn on the arm. 92)

(p. 449) tamasbinī full of darkness; dark, gloomy. n. fem. a dark night. 6)

(p. 469) taijasa relating to light or radiation or luminosity; made of metal, metalled. n. a metal utensil (esp. one used for household purposes). ̃পত্র n. household metal utensils and allied articles. 16)

(p. 449) tara3 stupefied, besotted. 20)

(p. 453) tāmasa full of deep darkness; full of Cimmerian darkness, irrevocably dark; having the lowest of the elements or primal qualities of human nature and character; full of ignorance and vice. ̃যজ্ঞ n. a ritual performed with vanity and pomp but without reverence. তামসিক a. having the lowest of the elements or primary qualities of the human nature and character; relating to this quality; full of ignorance and vice; overcast with cloud, cloud-ridden. তামসী a. fem. of তামস । n. a dark night; a night of the new moon. 96)

(p. 449) tarasā quickly, soon, promptly. 54)