(p. 457) tāẏadāda description of the confine or boundary of a plot of land. 8)

(p. 449) tamāla a species of dark-coloured tree. 8)

(p. 452) tasya a. (now obs.) his. 22)

(p. 457) titira, tittira the Francoline partridge; the lapwing; the titlark. 78)

(p. 464) tulasī basil. 28)

(p. 449) tamisra darkness, gloom. a. dark, gloomy. তমিস্রা n. (ori. fem.) a dark night. a. (ori. fem.) full of darkness, dark, gloomy. 9)

(p. 457) tārakita having a star or stars, marked with a star, starred, starry. 19)

(p. 442) tajjāta born of him or that; grown or arisen or evolved out of that; caused by that. 29)

(p. 453) tātāla a soldering-iron. 66)

(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. 449) tarika a small boat; a ferryman. 64)

(p. 467) tēla oil; fat (মাছটায় বেশ তেল); a lubricant (মোটরগাড়ির তেল); (sarcas. & sl.) strength, power, courage, vanity, audacity (তার বড় তেল বেড়েছে). তেল দেওয়া v. to oil; to lubricate; to flatter, to butter up, to gloze. নিজের চরকায় তেল দেওয়া (fig.) to oil one's own machine, to mind one's own business, to go about one's own business. পায়ে তেল দেওয়া (fig.) to flatter servilely. তেল পড়া v. to infuse charm into oil by incantation. তেল মাখা v. to smear or massage or rub one's own body with oil. তেল মাখানো v. to rub or smear with oil; to lubricate; to smear or massage another's body with oil; to flatter or fawn on servilely. তেলে-বেগুনে জ্বলে ওঠা to fly out fretfully; to flare up in anger, to blaze with anger or indignation. ̃কল n. an oil-mill. ̃কাষ্টে গন্ধ n. an unpleasant smell of old oily substances. ̃কুচকুচে, ̃চুকচুকে a. as glossy as oil; so profusely smeared with oil as to look glossy. ̃চিটা, ̃চিটে a. thickly soiled (as dregs of oil), sticky and dirty. ̃তেলে a. oily, smooth; slippery. ̃ধুতি n. a short loincloth worn when one smears his body with oil. ̃পড়া n. charmed oil (used for curing diseases). 34)

(p. 442) taḍ়itālōka the glow or light of a lightning. 48)

(p. 449) taralita liquefied; dilute; melted, softened. 48)

(p. 452) tahamata accusation, complain. 25)