(p. 477) thōtanā (dero.) a large and heavy and odd-looking chin. 71)

(p. 477) thitānō to sink down to the bottom, to settle; to subside; (fig.) to be calmed or quietened or to become weakened (আন্দোলন থিতানো). 43)

(p. 477) thamakānō to come to a stop suddenly; to be taken aback. 12)

(p. 477) thārmōmiṭāra, thārmamiṭāra a thermometer. 40)

(p. 477) thānā stationing or encamping (থানা দেওয়া); assemblage or encampment ('চারিভিতে কটকের থানা'); a station or outpost (পুলিশের থানা); a police station (থানায় পুলিশ নেই). থানা দেওয়া v. to be stationed for attacking (রামলক্ষ্মণ সসৈন্য লঙ্কাপুরী বেষ্টন করে থানা দিলেন). ̃দার n. an officer in charge of a police station or an outpost. থানা-পুলিশ করা v. to go repeatedly to the police station for obtaining police help. 31)

(p. 477) thiẏēṭāra a theatre. থিয়েটার করা v. to act on the stage; to stage a play. ̃ওয়ালা n. a proprietor or manager of a theatre; a stage actor. ̃ওয়ালি n. a stage actress. থিয়েটারি a. stagey; theatrical. 44)

(p. 477) thāpaḍ়, thāpaḍ়ā, thāppaḍ়, thāb়ḍ়ā a slap with the open palm of the hand. থাপড় মারা, থাপড়ানো, থাবড়ানো v. to slap. 32)

(p. 477) thāri (poet.) a small plate or platter, or salver. 39)

(p. 477) thākē-thākē in tiers, in rows. 27)

(p. 477) thaka expressing: the sound of spitting phlegm (থক করে থুতু ফেলা). 6)

(p. 477) tha2 stupefied or dumbfounded and motionless, confounded or amazed or flabbergasted (থ হওয়া). 3)

(p. 477) thakā (owing to hard labour) to be run down or exhausted; to be out of breath, to pant; to come to a stop in a state of exhaustion. থকিত a. stopped on account of exhaustion (থকিত পায়ের চলা). 8)

(p. 477) thōra, thōri (obs. & poet.) little or few.

(p. 477) thapāsa expressing: a sound louder than থপ । 11)

(p. 477) thamathama expressing: dreadful depth, silence and darkness (রাত থমথম করছে); swollenness with morbid humour or passion or glumness (মুখ থমথম করছে); filled with rain or overcast with cloud (আকাশ থমথম করছে); filled with dreadful uncertainty or suspense (সারা দেশ থমথম করছে). থমথমে a. dreadfully gloomy and dark; dreadfully still; swollen with morbid humour or passion or glumness; filled with rain or overcast with cloud; filled with dreadful uncertainty or suspense. 14)