(p. 442) tapanīẏa worthy of being heated; that which is to be heated. n. gold.

(p. 449) taralībhūta liquefied; diluted; melted, softened. 52)

(p. 457) tāraṅga undulatory. ̃বাদ n. undulatory theory. 21)

(p. 464) tulita compared, likened; weighed. 33)

(p. 453) tākābi an agricultural loan or earnest money. 24)

(p. 464) tuṣṭi gratification, satisfaction; appeasement, propitiation; contentment. ̃কর, ̃জনক a. gratifying, satisfactory; pleasing; appeasing, propitiatory. ̃বিধান, ̃সাধন n. gratification, satisfaction; appeasement, propitiation; contentment. তুষ্টিবিধান করা v. to appease, to satisfy, to propitiate, to please. 40)

(p. 442) tatḥ thereafter, then. ততঃ কিম্ what then? what next? 60)

(p. 442) takru whey. ̃পিণ্ড n. posset. 16)

(p. 467) tēli a Hindu caste (manufacturing and selling oil); a member of this caste; an oilman. fem. তেলিনি, তেলেনি ।

(p. 452) talā the underneath (আকাশের তলা, পায়ের তলা); base, foot (টোড়ি); bottom, bed (সমুদ্রের তলা); a region or locality (ফুল তলা, নিমতলা, রথতলা); (of a building etc.) a storey, a floor; (of a ship, omnibus etc.) a deck. 3)

(p. 448) tapōbala force or power acquired through practice of ascetic or religious austerities. 7)

(p. 449) tarjana angry roar or shout; reprimand, severe scolding; blustering; bullying; threat; angry and loud bragging. তর্জন করা v. to roar or shout angrily; to reprimand, to scold severely; to bluster; to bully; to threaten; to brag angrily and loudly. ̃গর্জন n. severe scolding and loud shouts; threats and roars; explosion of feeling in angry words, angry outburst. 79)

(p. 452) tallāśa search; investigation; trace (তার তল্লাশ নেই). তল্লাশ করা v. to search; to investigate; to trace. তল্লাশি a. searching; investigating; tracing; authorizing to search or investigate; of search or investigation. n. a search. তল্লাশি পরোয়ানা a. search warrant. 15)

(p. 457) tārakāẏita starry, bedecked with stars; star-spangled; marked as a star performer or a film-star. 16)

(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)