(p. 423) ṭikārā a kind of small kettledrum. 16)

(p. 423) ṭikaṭiki the common lizard found frequently in dwelling houses; (sarcas.) a detective; (cp.) a sleuth, a nark. 7)

(p. 423) ṭilā a mound, a hillock, a knoll, a hummock. 36)

(p. 423) ṭipānō to cause to press or massage or pinch or squeeze. 30)

(p. 423) ṭōrā (dial) an ornamental metal girdle for children. 101)

(p. 419) ṭaka3 expressing: a light noise of rapping or drumming. 9)

(p. 419) ṭakaṭaka1 sourish, acidulous. 10)

(p. 423) ṭēnēṭunē (fig.) with great difficulty. টেনেমেনে same as টেনেটুনে । 78)

(p. 419) ṭāku, ṭākuẏā a spindle, a reel. 65)

(p. 419) ṭanaṭana expressing: severe irritation or pain caused by tightness or tension or strain or overfulness or sharpness. টনটন করা v. to smart, to twinge, to feel acute or sharp pain. টনটনানি n. this irritation or pain; throbbing pain (as of an abscess). টনটনে v. very sharp or sensitive; keenly alive, very much alive (টনটনে জ্ঞান). 30)

(p. 423) ṭēbō plump or chubby like a lime (টেবো গাল). 81)

(p. 423) ṭukaṭuka expressing the milder var. of টকটক । 44)

(p. 423) ṭōpa3 any diapered fancy-work raised (usu. concavely) from the ground; a drop, a blob. 97)

(p. 423) ṭulō taught in a Sanskrit (grammar) school; of a (Sanskrit) school. 61)

(p. 423) ṭipiṭipi stealthily, furtively; in drizzles. a. stealthy, furtive, drizzling. 31)