(p. 477) thēlō having a large roundish water container made of a coconut-shell (থেলো হুঁকো). 61)

(p. 477) thēn̐tō pounded; smashed; bruised; mauled. থেঁতো করা v. to crush to a pulp. থেঁতা, থেঁতানো, থেঁতলানো v. to pound; to smash; to bruise; to make soft and shapeless by repeated pounding; to maul. a. pounded; smashed; bruised; mauled. 58)

(p. 477) thakā (owing to hard labour) to be run down or exhausted; to be out of breath, to pant; to come to a stop in a state of exhaustion. থকিত a. stopped on account of exhaustion (থকিত পায়ের চলা). 8)

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

(p. 477) thākabandi tiered, stacked in layers one above another, stratified; kept in separate groups. 24)

(p. 477) thubaḍ়ā2 very old; decrepit. fem. থুবড়ি । 56)

(p. 477) thasthas, thasathasa expressing: moistness or wetness and looseness. থস্থস্ করা v. to be moist and loose. থস্থসে a. moist or wet and loose. 20)

(p. 477) thēkē from (বাড়ি থেকে, তার কাছ থেকে); since (সেই সময় থেকে); than, of, to (রামের থেকে শ্যাম বড়ো). 59)

(p. 477) thānakuni variety of edible herb Hydrocotyle asiatica. 30)

(p. 477) thithi expressing: vast expanse of any liquid (জল থইথই করছে). 5)

(p. 477) thōkā a bunch, a cluster; a bundle. থোকা বাঁধা v. (i. & t.) to gather or collect in bunches or bundles. থোকায় থোকায় in bunches or bundles. 66)

(p. 477) thara a layer, a stratum, a tier. থরে-থরে, থরে-বিথরে adv. in layers or strata or tiers one upon another, stratifyingly. 15)

(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) thu, thuḥ expressing: noise of spitting roughly; fie (তাকে থুঃ). 45)

(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)