(p. 448) taba1 (used in poetry) your, yours, thy, thine. 14)

(p. 462) tuttha, tutthaka copper sulphate, blue vitriol. তুত্থাঞ্জন n. eye-salve or collyrium prepared from cropper sulphate. 33)

(p. 467) tēōra a Hindu caste (engaged in fishing); a member of this caste. 3)

(p. 453) tāḍ়itī an electrician. 52)

(p. 469) tēlēgu a South Indian language. a. of Andhra, Telengana and Rayalaseema. 2)

(p. 442) taḍ়idbiślēṣaṇa electrolysis. 51)

(p. 449) tarāsa (coll.) fear, fright, alarm. তরাসে a. easily frightened. 62)

(p. 457) tilakita, tilakī painted or imprinted or decorated with a sectarian mark or marks. fem. তিলকিতা, তিলকিনী । 105)

(p. 469) tēlēbhājā any snack or other food fried in oil. a. fried in oil; (fig.) as dark brown as a snack fried in oil, sunburnt. 5)

(p. 466) tṛṇāsana a sheet made of straw to sit upon; a mat. 6)

(p. 452) tasara a fawn-coloured silk from wild Indian silkworms, a coarse variety of Indian silk, tusser. 19)

(p. 453) tāmā copper. ̃তুলসী n. copper and basil (these two are considered very holy by Hindus, and whilst taking an oath, one holds them in one's hand). 97)

(p. 442) tattbālōcanā discussion about God or truth or reality; philosophical or ontological or theological or spiritual discussion or discourse. 71)

(p. 442) tathaiba even in that manner or way. a. of that manner or way. n. that manner or way. ̃চ adv. just the same. 77)

(p. 457) tiryaka oblique, zigzag, mazy (তির্যক রেখা); tortuous (তির্যক পথ); squint (তির্যক দৃষ্টি); sub-human, lower than human beings (তির্যক প্রাণী). তির্যক কম্পন transverse vibration. তির্যক কিরণ slanting rays. ̃দৃষ্টি a. squint-eyed. ̃তরঙ্গ a transverse wave. ̃পন্ন a. (bot.) decussate. ̃পাতন n. distillation. ̃ভাবে adv. obliquely; transversely; crookedly; awry. ̃সংঘাত n. (mech.) oblique impact. 99)