(p. 462) tukka an arrow without a barb (used in training of archery), a blunt arrow; (rhet.) the last line of a four-lined stanza; part of a kirtan (কীর্তন) song. 23)

(p. 448) tapasi the mango-fish. 2)

(p. 452) tahari fee of a writer or copyist (esp. of a letter or a legal document); an extra payment exacted for themselves by the officers of a landowner from tenants; a discount given by a seller for the personal appropriation of a servant making purchases for his master; a discount given to an agent of purchase. 26)

(p. 472) trapā shame. ত্রপান্বিত a. stricken with shame. 33)

(p. 452) talabānā the fee of a peon for serving a summons or process. 2)

(p. 453) tāgā an armlet; an amulet to be tied round one's arm or waist or any other part of the body; a ligature put on to stop blood circulation (as in the case of snakebites). 27)

(p. 472) taulika2 a weigher, a weighman. a. gravimetric. 11)

(p. 467) tēḍ়ē chasing offensively (তেড়ে যাওয়া); threatening loudly (তেড়ে মারতে যাওয়া); forcefully (তেড়ে বল মারা). ̃ফুঁড়ে ̃মেড়ে adv. chasing speedily; chasing and threatening; quickly or headstrongly and forcefully. 22)

(p. 449) taẏakhānā an underground room or shelter (esp. one to live in during hot summer days). 16)

(p. 453) tāḍ়itālōka electric light. 51)

(p. 452) tasabira a painting, picture or a portrait. 18)

(p. 462) tuḍ়i a sound made by grazing the middle finger and the thumb against each other. তুড়ি দেওয়া v. to produce a sound by grazing the middle finger and the thumb against each other. তুড়ি মেরে বা তুড়ি দিয়ে ওড়ানো to defeat easily. ̃লাফ n. a sudden skip in delight. 31)

(p. 442) taḍ়pa, tarapa one of a number of smaller strings in a stringed musical instrument which producs resonance. 39)

(p. 474) tryaṃśa the third part or share; three parts or shares. 21)

(p. 472) tyajyamāna that which or one who is being given up or abandoned or forsaken or cast out. 27)