(p. 453) tājjaba queer, quaint; amazing; amazed (তাজ্জব বনা, তাজ্জব হওয়া). n. queerness, quaintness; amazement (তাজ্জবের ব্যাপার). 35)

(p. 472) tbaṣṭi carpentry. 22)

(p. 464) turka, turki a Turk; Turks; the Turkish language. a. Turkish. তুর্কিনাচন n. a wild dance by turning round and round, a whirling dance; (fig.) a fretfully troublesome state. 20)

(p. 449) tamasā the name of the river on the bank of which Valmiki received his first poetical inspiration; (pop.) darkness; (pop.) ignorance and vice. 3)

(p. 453) tāta1 (now obs.) father; used chiefly in addressing one's father or superior or (in affection) a younger person. 56)

(p. 453) tāḍ়i2 arrack, toddy. ̃খানা n. an arrack-shop, a toddy-shop. 48)

(p. 467) tēn̐tula tamarind. তেঁতুলে a. shaped like a pod of tarmarind (তেঁতুলে বিছে); as dark-coloured as a ripe tamarind seed (তেঁতুলে নদী); very sour; knavish (তেঁতুলে লোক). 6)

(p. 474) triṃśa thirtieth; thirty. ত্রিংশত্ n. & a. thirty. fem. ত্রিংশতী । ত্রিংশত্তম a. thirtieth fem. ত্রিশংত্তমী । 5)

(p. 472) tbiṣāmpati the sun (usu. personified). 24)

(p. 466) tṛṣya desirable, attractive; lucrative. 10)

(p. 462) tuphāna a violent storm; a tempest; high waves caused by a tempest.

(p. 442) taṭasha1 confusedly worried and bustling; very much frightened and eager to please; extremely perturbed. 35)

(p. 470) tōḍ়i an Indian musical mode. 11)

(p. 442) taḍ়pānō to jump; to brag menacingly; to bluster; to fret or fuss; to move violently or restlessly (দিল তড়পাচ্ছে). তরপানি n. act of jumping; act of bragging menacingly; act of fretting or fussing; violent or restless movement. 40)

(p. 448) tapasbī engaged in austere endeavour to achieve an end; practising ascetic or religious austerities; engaged in worshipping God austerely. n. such a man; a hermit or ascetic (esp. one who dwells apart from human habitations or in a forest); the mango-fish. fem. তপস্বিনী । 4)