(p. 457) tiryag yōni any of the sub-human creatures (such as, birds, beasts, insects etc.). 101)

(p. 457) titikṣā forbearance, patience; forgiveness. তিতিক্ষিত a. forborne; forgiven. তিতিক্ষু a. forbearing, patient; forgiving. 77)

(p. 457) tārikha a statement of time or a day of a month, a date. তরিখ দেওয়া v. to date, to give a date. আগামী মাসের দোসরা তারিখে on the 2nd of the coming month, on the 2nd proximo. গত মাসের দোসরা তারিখে on the 2nd of the last month, on the 2nd ultimo. বর্তমান বা চলতি মাসের দোসরা তারিখে on the 2nd of the current month, on the 2nd instant. ̃হীন a. undated. 38)

(p. 448) taphāta intervening space or distance; distance; difference, otherness; aloofness (তফাতে তফাতে থাকা). a. removed afar; separated; differentiated. int. avaunt; keep back. তপাত করা v. to remove; to separate; to alienate, to estrange; to differentiate; to discriminate. তফাত হওয়া v. to move or go away from; to be separated from; to be alienated or estranged. তফাতে থাকা v. to keep aloof; to remain at a distance; to keep one's distance. 13)

(p. 457) titā2 (obs.) to get wet or moistened (' তিতি অশ্রুনীরে '); to be embittered (' তিতায় তিতিল দে '). a. wet (স্নানান্তে তিতা বস্ত্র এড়িলেন). তিতানো v. to make wet, to wet. to moisten; to embitter. 76)

(p. 442) tandrā drowsiness; light sleep, siesta, nap. ̃গত, তন্দ্রাভিভূত a. seized or overwhelmed with drowsiness, affected with drowsiness; sleeping, asleep. তন্দ্রাগত হওয়া, তন্দ্রাভিভূত হওয়া v. to fall asleep; to sleep; (rare) to drowse. ̃বেশ n. drowsiness; sleepiness; cat-nap. ̃লু a. drowsy; affected with drowsiness. ̃হীন a. sleepless. তন্দ্রিত a. drowsy; affected with drowsiness; fallen asleep; sleeping. 127)

(p. 452) tasalima (Mus.) obeisance, salutation. তসলিম করা v. to salute. 20)

(p. 457) tāla2 a push or impact, pressure, weight, unexpected difficulty or danger (তাল সামলানো). তাল সামলানো v. to bear the weight or stand the impact of; to keep up one's composure or evenness of mind under trying circumstances. 44)

(p. 470) tō2 a fold (as of cloth). তো করা v. to fold. 2)

(p. 457) titakuṭē slightly bitter in taste. 75)

(p. 472) tyajyamāna that which or one who is being given up or abandoned or forsaken or cast out. 27)

(p. 466) tṛṇāda herbivorous. 5)

(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. 472) trapamāṇa in the state of being abashed or ashamed. 32)

(p. 452) tahari fee of a writer or copyist (esp. of a letter or a legal document); an extra payment exacted for themselves by the officers of a landowner from tenants; a discount given by a seller for the personal appropriation of a servant making purchases for his master; a discount given to an agent of purchase. 26)