| Tabassum (a flower) |
Tamali (a tree
with very dark bark) |
Tamalika (belonging
to a place full of Tamal) |
Tamanna (desire) |
Tamasa (a river;
darkness) |
Tamasi (night) |
Tambura (a musical
instrument) |
Tanaya (son) |
Tanika (rope) |
Tanima (slenderness) |
Tanmaya (absorbed) |
Tannishtha (dedicated) |
Tanu (body) |
Tanuja (daughter) |
Tanuka (slender) |
Tanushri(beautiful) |
Tapani (the river
Godavari) |
Tapasi (a female
ascetic) |
Tapati (the sun's
daughter) |
Tapti (a river) |
Tara (star; wife
of Lord Brihaspati) |
Taraka (star) |
Tarakini (starry
night) |
Tarakeshwari (Goddess
Parvati) |
Tarala (honeybee) |
Tarana (a musical
composition) |
Tarangini (river) |
Tarannum (melody) |
Tarika (starlet) |
Tarini (Goddess
Parvati) |
Tarjani (the first
finger) |
Taru (tree) |
Tarulata (creeper) |
Taruni (young girl) |
Tarunika (young
girl) |
Tarunima (youth) |
Tanseem (salute
of paradise) |
Tatini (river) |
Teertha (place
of pilgrimage) |
Teesta (a river) |
Tehzeeb (elegance) |
Tejal (lustrous) |
Tejaswini (lustrous) |
Tejaswi (lustrous) |
Thumri (light classical
melody) |
Tilaka (a kind
of necklace) |
Tilottama (a celestial
maiden) |
Timila (a musical) |
Titiksha (forgiveness) |
Toral (a folk heroine) |
Tridhara (the river
Ganga) |
Triguna (maya or
illusion; Goddess Durga) |
Triguni (the three
dimensions) |
Trikaya (three
dimentional) |
Trilochana (Lord
Shiva) |
Trinayani (Goddess
Durga) |
Trinetra (Goddess
Durga) |
Triparna (leaf
of sacred Bael) |
Tripta (satisfied) |
Tripti (satisfaction) |
Tripurasundari
(Goddess Parvati) |
Tripuri (Goddess
Paravati) |
Trisha (thirst) |
Trishala (mother
of Lord Mahavir) |
Trishna (thirst) |
Triveni (confluence
of three sacred rivers) |
Triyama (night) |
Tuhina (snow) |
Tulika (brush) |
Tulasi (the sacred
basil) |
Tusharkana (a particle
of snow) |
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