(p. 457) tibbata Tibet. 86)

(p. 453) tāṇḍaba an annihilation dance; a frantic or frenzied dance; frantic or frenzied behaviour or affair (বন্যার তাণ্ডব, তাণ্ডব বাধানো). ̃লীলা n. the frantic dance of Shiva (শিব) at the time of the annihilation of the world. 55)

(p. 464) tubaḍ়ānō, tōbaḍ়ānō to become sunken or hollowed or shrivelled (গাল তোবড়ানো); to form a depression (কাঁসার বাসন তুবড়েছে). 2)

(p. 442) tadupari on or above him or her or it or that. 100)

(p. 464) tumba, tumbaka, tumbi the gourd; a dried and hollowed shell of a gourd; any musical instrument made of a dried and hollowed gourd-shell. 7)

(p. 457) tikta bitter taste, bitterness, a bitter substance, bitter. a. bitter; (fig.) unpleasant or acrimonious. ̃তা n. bitterness; (fig.) unpleasantness or acrimoniousness. 69)

(p. 453) tāōẏā a metal baking pan (রুটি সেঁকার তাওয়া); an earthen vessel to hold burning husk or chaff or charcoal etc.; a metal plate with which the bowl of a hookah is covered. 9)

(p. 457) tila sesame, til; a very small blotch on the body (usu. a birth-mark); a very small coin or its value (=1/8 cowrie); an iota (এক তিল পরিমাণ). n. not even an iota, least ('তিল ঠাঁই আর নাহি রে '). ̃কাঞ্চন n. act of performing one's sraddha (শ্রাদ্ধ) ceremony only by offering handfuls of til and an iota of gold. ̃কল্ক, ̃কিট্ট n. oil-cake of sesamum. ̃কুট, ̃কুটো n. a sweetmeat or toffee made of powdered til. তিলকে তাল করা (fig.) to exaggerate beyond measure, to make a mountain of a mole-hill. তিল তিল করে little by little. ̃তুলসী n. til and basil (these are considered holy by Hindus, and one holds them in one's hand whilst taking a vow or offers them to a deity etc. as a mark of complete submission). ̃তেল n. til-oil. ̃মাত্র, তিলার্ধ, একতিল n. even an iota. a. even an iota of, slightest. adv. even to the slightest amount or measure or degree, at all (তিলমাত্র বিশ্বাস করা); even for a moment (তিলমাত্র অপেক্ষা করা). তিলে তিলে same as তিল তিল । 102)

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

(p. 448) tapōbhaṅga interruption in austere ascetic or religious meditation or in austere devotion of God. 8)

(p. 470) tōkamāri the seed of the hollyhock (used in poultices.) তোকমারি দেওয়া v. to poultice with the seed of the hollyhock. 4)

(p. 452) tasabi (Mus.) a string of beads, a rosary. 17)

(p. 464) turka, turki a Turk; Turks; the Turkish language. a. Turkish. তুর্কিনাচন n. a wild dance by turning round and round, a whirling dance; (fig.) a fretfully troublesome state. 20)

(p. 442) taḍ়baḍ় expressing: excessive hurry or rapidity. তড়বড়ানি n. excessive hurry, excessively rapid movement or speech. তড়বড়ানো v. to hurry excessively; to move or speak with excessive rapidity. তড়বড়ে a. excessively hurried or rapid; given to excessive hurry; given to moving or talking with excessive rapidity. 41)

(p. 453) tātānō to make hot, to heat; to warm up; (fig.) to make angry or to excite. a. heated, warmed up; (fig.) angered or excited. 64)