(p. 474) traibārṣika continuing for three years or occurring every third year, triennial. 17)

(p. 452) tahamata accusation, complain. 25)

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

(p. 474) tryahasparśa a conjunction of three lunar days in one calendar day.

(p. 462) tilōttamā a mythological virgin woman of incomparable beauty whose different limbs were made by Vishwakarma (বিশ্বকর্মা) the heavenly artisan by taking bits from all that were most beautiful in the universe; (fig.) a woman who is a paragon of beauty, 5)

(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. 457) titīrṣu desirous of going across or of being rescued. 79)

(p. 449) taratara1 of various kinds or sorts. 37)

(p. 453) tāmāṭē copper-coloured, coppery, copper, cupreous (তামাটে আকাশ = copper sky). 99)

(p. 442) tadrupa like or similar to that or it or him or her. adv. in that manner or way. তদ্রূপে same as তদ্রূপ (adv.) 118)

(p. 448) tapōbala force or power acquired through practice of ascetic or religious austerities. 7)

(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. 448) tabiẏata state of health; mental state, mood, humour. 24)

(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. 453) tāphatā taffeta, a silklike fabric. 90)