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

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

(p. 442) takti a small plank of wood, a tablet; a small piece of board; a small flat and hard sheet of anything; a hard and flat sweetmeat shaped like a tablet. 15)

(p. 457) tāraṇi a boat, a raft, a vessel. 24)

(p. 469) tēlēṅgā of Andhra and Telengana. n. an Indian sepoy in the employ of the East India Company in the early days of its activity. 3)

(p. 469) tailākta oily, greasy; unctuous; smeared or anointed with oil. তৈলাক্ত কলেবর body smeared with oil. 18)

(p. 467) tē1 (obs.) they. 4)

(p. 457) titikṣā forbearance, patience; forgiveness. তিতিক্ষিত a. forborne; forgiven. তিতিক্ষু a. forbearing, patient; forgiving. 77)

(p. 453) tāna the key-note of a song; musical note, strain, melody; (pop) very quick recital of musical notes. তান ছাড়া v. (mus.) to open out one's voice. তান তোলা v. (mus.) to open out one's voice gradually. তান ধরা v. to begin to sing a particular melody; to utter a melodious note (পাপিয়া তান ধরেছে). 72)

(p. 474) tripala tarpaulin. a. thrice-bevelled (ত্রিপল কাচ). 9)

(p. 442) takṣaṇī carpenter's tool for shaping or trimming wood, a chisel, a plane. 19)

(p. 462) tua (poet. & obs.) thy, thine, your, yours. 18)

(p. 457) tālāka (mus.) divorce. তালাক দেওয়া v. to divorce. ̃নামা n. a deed of divorcement. 54)

(p. 448) taba1 (used in poetry) your, yours, thy, thine. 14)

(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)