(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) thākabasti determination of the periphery, boundary etc. of land; cadastral survey. 25)

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

(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) thēbaḍ়ā flat; snub. থেবড়া নাক a snub-nose. থেবড়া করা, থেবড়ানো v. to flatten. 60)

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

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

(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) -thā2 a manner or way or means or kind (অন্যথা, সর্বথা). 22)

(p. 477) thuḍ়i expressing: withdrawal or retraction of a word uttered or of an action done by mistake; sorry. 49)

(p. 477) thāpaḍ়, thāpaḍ়ā, thāppaḍ়, thāb়ḍ়ā a slap with the open palm of the hand. থাপড় মারা, থাপড়ানো, থাবড়ানো v. to slap. 32)

(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) thamathama expressing: dreadful depth, silence and darkness (রাত থমথম করছে); swollenness with morbid humour or passion or glumness (মুখ থমথম করছে); filled with rain or overcast with cloud (আকাশ থমথম করছে); filled with dreadful uncertainty or suspense (সারা দেশ থমথম করছে). থমথমে a. dreadfully gloomy and dark; dreadfully still; swollen with morbid humour or passion or glumness; filled with rain or overcast with cloud; filled with dreadful uncertainty or suspense. 14)