(p. 449) tarāsa (coll.) fear, fright, alarm. তরাসে a. easily frightened. 62)

(p. 457) tiraskaraṇī, tiraskariṇī the art or power of becoming invisible; a screen; (fig.) an obstruction. 92)

(p. 453) tākānō to look (at). 23)

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

(p. 457) tārasbara a very loud voice. তারস্বরে adv. in a very loud voice. 34)

(p. 470) tōtā the parrot, the popinjay. 13)

(p. 464) tumāra an account-book or a ledger. ̃নবিশ n. an accountant or a ledgerkeeper. 4)

(p. 471) tōśā valuable things or belongings, valuables. ̃খানা n. a room in which the valuables of a house are stored.

(p. 442) taḍ়idbiślēṣaṇa electrolysis. 51)

(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. 449) tarku a spindle, a distaff. ̃পিণ্ড n. the ball at the lower end of the spindle. 77)

(p. 457) tārakiṇī starry. n. fem. the night. 18)

(p. 462) tībara a Hindu caste (originally engaged in hunting); a member of this caste. fem. তীবরী । 11)

(p. 457) tigma violent; hot, torrid; keen, sharp. ̃কর n. the sun; scorching sunrays. 70)

(p. 467) tējabara a bridegroom who has married twice before; a man who has married for the third time. তেজবরে a. (of a bridegroom or husband) one who has taken two wives before the present one. 8)