(p. 477) thārmōmiṭāra, thārmamiṭāra a thermometer. 40)

(p. 477) thamakānō to come to a stop suddenly; to be taken aback. 12)

(p. 477) thōḍ়āi not much, but little. থোড়াই কেয়ার করা not to care a fig or a straw for; (sl.) not to care a damn. 70)

(p. 477) thāli a small plate or platter or salver. 41)

(p. 477) thōra, thōri (obs. & poet.) little or few.

(p. 477) thaka expressing: the sound of spitting phlegm (থক করে থুতু ফেলা). 6)

(p. 477) thābaḍ়i a squatting posture; an instance or act of squatting. থাবড়ি খাওয়া, থাবড়ি খেয়ে, বসা v. to squat, to sit on one's buttocks. 33)

(p. 477) thutu spittle; saliva. থুতু দেওয়া v. to spit (upon or at). থুতু ফেলা v. to spit. 52)

(p. 477) thupa a heap, a pile, a stack. থুপ করা v. to heap, to pile, to stack. 53)

(p. 477) thāmānō to cause to stop, to stop; to stop (one) doing or talking; to cause to forbear or desist; to calm or appease; to cause to cease; to abate; to check or prevent. 37)

(p. 477) thakathaka expressing: clayeyness or splashed state (কাদা থকথক করছে); stickiness (আঠা থকথক করছে); a raw wound exposed to view (often filled with morbid matter) (ঘা থকথক করছে); compact sliminess (পোকাগুলো থকথক করছে). থকথকে a. clayey; sticky, viscid, viscous; exposed to view and often containing morbid matter; slimy. 7)

(p. 477) thubaḍ়ānō to fall flat on one's face (মুখ থুবড়ে পড়া). 57)

(p. 477) thāma a pillar, a post, a column. 35)

(p. 477) thōkē in a lump. থোকে বিক্রয় disposal or sale on a wholesale basis. 67)

(p. 477) thōḍ় the spathe of a banana tree before it shoots from the stem; an ear of paddy corn about to be sprouted. থোড়-বড়ি-খাড়া hackneyed monotony; monotonous repetition or lack of variety, truism. 68)