TA



TA: acoustic root of the propensity of staticity and sleep




TAKARÁR: fight, struggle




TAKRAM: buttermilk


TAKHAN, then, at that time




TAT́A: bank, shore, beach, coast, region


TAT́ASTHA: staying at shore, disinterested, just watchful, impartial


TAT́INII: river, stream


TAŔATARIYE: rushing, restlessly


TAŔIT: lightning, electrical


TAŃD́UL: rice




TAT: that


TATA: until, up to


TATTVA: essence, fundamental factors, reality, truth, spiritual, philosophical or ontological knowledge


TATHÁPI: despite, in spite of, still


TATHYA: fact, actuality, reality, truth


TADVIDHÁY: on account of that


TADBHAVA: originating, born, descended, grown out, evolved out of that


TADÁ: then, in that case, at that time


TADÁTMA: same form


TAN: root verb (word) for expansion


TANIMÁ: delicate slimness, tenderness, slenderness, minuteness


TANU / TANA: young body


TANUKÁ: fine body


TANTU: thread, yarn, string, fibre




TANTRÁ: cult, religious order


TANTRII: string or gut of a musical instrument


TANDRÁ: drowsiness, idling, dullness, procrastination, siesta, light sleep, laziness


TANNA TANNA: crossing thorough, searching or combing all over


TANMAYA: absorbed, engaged, rapt


TANMÁTRA: microscopic fractions of carried waves through sensory organs, inference




TAPAH: effort to reach the goal despite such efforts being associated with physical discomforts


TAPAN: sun


TAPASYÁ / TAPAH: austerity, austere endeavour to achieve an end, penance, self-discipline, effort, struggle


TAPARLOKA: a subtle layer of cosmic mind


TAPTA: hot, heated


TAFÁT: difference, distance, space, otherness, aloofness, gap, separated


TABU: yet




TAMAS / TAMASÁ: darkness


TAMAH: static principle, darkness




TAMÁL: a kind of tall dark coloured tree of palm family, Palmyra


TAMISRÁ: dark night, darkness, gloomy


TAMOGUŃA: static principle




TAYOH: of these two




 


TARAKKII: prosperity


TARAKŚU: wolf, hyena


TARAUNGA / TARAḾGA: wave


TARAŃII: boat


TARATARA: quick running of stream, various kinds or sorts


TARÁS / TRÁSA: fear, panic, terror, alarm, fright, fear, dread




 


TARII: boat, ship, craft




TARU: tree, plant


TARUŃA: young, fresh, new, juvenile, adolescent, tender




TARE: for, on account of, because of, for the sake of




TARKA: debate, argument, reasoning, logic, discussion, dispute, controversy, doubt


TARKÁTIITA: beyond reasoning




TARJANA: angry roar, shout, reprimand, scolding, blustreing, bullying, threat, bragging, outburst




TALA: underneath, bottom, base, foot, root, bottom, bed, plane




TALÁN: to sink, drown, go to bottom, absorbed, engrossed, digested, judge, realise, understand


TALIYE DEKHÁ: to see or judge thoroughly, 


TAVA: yours




TASTHU: stationary, immovable, stable, established


TASMIN: in that


TASYA: of it




TAKŚAK: poisonous snake, venomous winged snake, venomous chameleon, carpenter, joiner




TÁI: hence


TÁI / TÁHÁI: his


TÁKANÁ: to see, watch, gaze


TÁGIDA: remind, demand, need


TÁJ: crown


TÁJÁ: fresh, new, alive, living, lively, spirited




TÁŔÁN: to chase away


TÁŃD́AVA: a vigorous dance for males formulated by Lord Shiva, cosmic dance, frantic or frenzied annihilating dance




TÁTTVIK: versed in philosophy or spiritual knowledge




TÁN: keynote of a song, musical note, stain, melody, tune


TÁNÁ NA NÁ: prefatory airs of music (sarcas)




TÁNTRIKA: a practitioner of tantra




TÁPA: heat, burn, anger, sorrow, grief, affliction, suffering


TÁPAS: practicing ascetic or spiritual austerities, hermit, ascetic


TÁPITA: heated


TÁPII: heated, hot, afflicted, sorrow- stricken, mortified, remorseful, heat producing




TÁMARAS: lotus, copper, gold, red lotus




 


TÁR: his, yours, string or wire of lyre or a musical instrument, taste


TÁR PAR after that


TÁRE: his, string or wire of lyre or a musical instrument


TÁR PAR: after that, thereafter, then


TÁRAKA: liberator, saviour


TÁRAKA BRAHMA: a concept of Tantra, Mahásambhúti, bridge between Nirguńa and Saguńa Brahma, one who rescues or saves, saviour


TÁRAKÁ: star, pupil of eye, star mark


TÁRAŃA: rescuer, deliverer, saviour, ferryman


TÁRÁ: star, pupil of eye


TÁRUŃYE: young


TÁRTAMYA: disparity, discrimination, comparison, difference


TÁL: 1. cadence, rhythm, beats, measures, span, meter, tempo, pace, pulse, stroke, 2. fanpalm or Palmyra, 3. pond, push, impact, pressure, keeping composure, lump, amass, confusion, clapping


TÁL KÁT́Á: to fail to maintain musical time or measure


TÁLAVYA: palatal




TÁHÁ / TÁ: that


TÁHÁI / TÁI: his


TÁHÁR / TÁHÁDER: his, her, its, yours




TIKTA: bitter like neem, one of six tastes


TIKTATÁ: bitterness


TITIKŚÁ: forbearance, patience, forgiveness, persistence, endurance, continued existence, perseverance, determination, firmness, resolve


TITHI: date, lunar day


TIMIR: darkness, gloom


TIRYAK: oblique, zigzag, mazy, squint, slanting, inclined


TIL: sesame


TILAK: mark on the forehead


TILOTTAMÁ: a mythological beauty, a paragon of beauty




TILE: within moment




TIIRA: bank, shore


TIIRATHA: a place supposed to be pious, pilgrim place


TIIRATHERA: a place supposed to be pious


TIIRATHA PATI: presiding deity of the shine, lord of the temple or place of pilgrimage


TIIVRA: intense, strong, tremendous, sudden, severe


TUI: thou




TUNGA: high, elevated


TUCCHA: insignificant, scanty, meagre, negligible


TUMI: you


TURAG / TURANGA: horse


TURIIYA: state of absorption of the unit self into Pure Consciousness


TULÁ: raise, lift, rouse, wake


TULI: lifting, carrying


TUŚÁR: snow, ice, frost


TUŚIVÁRE: to please, to satisfy, gratify, appease, propitiated, contented


TUHIN: ice, snow




TÚRYA: war / alert horn, trumpet


TÚFÁN: typhoon, storm




TRŃA or TRIŃA, grass, a blade of grass, a very small, meagre entity


TRIPTA: contented, gratified, satisfied, satiated, highly pleased


TRŚŃÁ: yearning for acquisition, blind attachment, infatuation, thirst, desire, thirst


TOŔA: speed or impact of current, force


TOŔÁY: plucking, breaking, uprooting




TEMAN: like that, suchlike, similar, in that way or manner




TEJAS: luminous factor, brilliance


TEJASTATTVA: luminous factor


TEPÁNTAR: desolate and extensive field or wilderness




TAEJASA: luminous factor


TAELA: oil




TOŔA: bouquet, speed or impact of current, uprooting, breaking, tearing




TOMÁY: for you


TOMÁKE: to you


TOMÁR: to you, belonging to you


TOLÁ: raise, lift, rouse, wake


TULÁ: raise, lift, rouse, wake




TYÁJYA: negligible


TYÁGA: sacrifice, leaving, ignore, neglect




TRASTA: terror-stricken, panicked, fearful, timorous, timid


TRÁŃA: relief, salvation, liberation, rescue


TRÁSA: alarm, terror, panic, fright, fear, dread


TRÁHI: save


TRI, three


TRIKOŃA: triangle, three corners


TRIDAND́A: trident


TRIDASHA: divinity, God, heaven


TRIDIVA: heaven


TRILOKA: the universe comprising of three spheres, viz. physical, mental and spiritual


TRISHÚ’LA: trident


TRUT́I: mistakes, flaw, error


TRAEHANO: you


TRYASAREŃU: particle




TVAK: skin


TVAḾ: you


TVARA: fast, quick