(p. 457) tiri (of playing-cards) the cards with 'three' marked on it. 96)

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

(p. 449) taraṅgāẏita undulating, wavy, curling (তরঙ্গায়িত পথ বা চুল), (inc.) rippling. 28)

(p. 449) tarpaṇa the sacrament of offering drinking water to the manes or deities. তর্পণ করা v. to offer drinking water to the manes or deities. তর্পিত a. (of dead spirits or deities) one to whom drinking water has been offered; satisfied, pleased. তর্পী a. one who offers drinking water to the manes or deities; one who satisfies. fem. তর্পিণী । 82)

(p. 442) takru whey. ̃পিণ্ড n. posset. 16)

(p. 442) tadbidhāẏa on account of that, on that account. 113)

(p. 457) tāra2 taste, savour, savouriness. 9)

(p. 467) tērō thirteen. ̃ই n. the thirteenth day of the month. a. (of the day of a month) thirteenth. 33)

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

(p. 457) tāli2 act of clapping (esp. one's hands). তালি দেওয়া v. to clap (esp. one's hands). 55)

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

(p. 464) tūbara, tubaraka a beardless man. 44)

(p. 457) titira, tittira the Francoline partridge; the lapwing; the titlark. 78)

(p. 442) tattābat all that. 62)

(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)