(p. 453) tākiẏā a dumpy bolster. 25)

(p. 442) tandura a covered oven for baking bread. 126)

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

(p. 474) triśaṅku a mythological king who was accommodated after his death in the void between heaven and earth; (fig.) a man who catches at the shadow and loses the substance, a man who can have recourse to neither of two alternatives. 12)

(p. 457) tārkika versed in or fond of argumentation or logic; (loos.) sophistical. a. a logician; one who is versed in or fond of agrumentation; (loos.) a sophist. 42)

(p. 457) timi the whale (mas. the bull-whale, fem. the cow-whale). তিমিংগিল n. an imaginary puranic marine creature that was able to swallow a whale. ̃তৈল n. train-oil, train, whale-oil. তিমিধরা জহাজ বা নৌকা n. a whale-boat, a whaleman, a whaler. ̃শাবক n. a whale-calf, a calf whale. ̃শিকার n. whale-fishing, whaling, whalery. ̃শিকারি a. whale-fishing, whaling. n. a whale-fisher, a whaler. 87)

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

(p. 470) tōḍ়i (obs. & poet.) uproots or uproot; tears or tear; breaks or break; opens or open. 8)

(p. 442) taṇ়ḍula rice. ̃কণা n. a grain of rice. ̃চূর্ণ n. powdered rice, rice-powder. 56)

(p. 462) tun̐tiẏā, tun̐tē copper-sulphate, blue vitriol. 21)

(p. 457) tili Hindu caste (originally dealing in oilseeds); member of this caste.

(p. 453) tāḍ়na, tāḍ়nā guiding rule or control; beating, chastisement, flogging; act of striking; rebuke, scolding; pressing, urging; goading; urge; oppression. তাড়না করা v. to rule or control for guidance; to beat, to chastise, to flog; to strike; to rebuke, to scold; to press, to urge, to impel; to goad; to oppress; to vex. তাড়নী n. any contrivance to flog or goad or urge with, such as a stick, a lash, a cane, a scourge, a goad. 39)

(p. 449) tamisra darkness, gloom. a. dark, gloomy. তমিস্রা n. (ori. fem.) a dark night. a. (ori. fem.) full of darkness, dark, gloomy. 9)

(p. 469) tēlēgu a South Indian language. a. of Andhra, Telengana and Rayalaseema. 2)

(p. 442) tadānīntana of that time or age, the then (তদানীন্তন রাষ্ট্রপতি). 96)