تلوا talūʼā S̱. or talwā (तल) s. m. The sole of the foot. تلواچاٿنا talūʼā chāṭnā, or تلوي تلي هاتهـ دهرنا talwe tale hāth dharnā, To flatter. تلوي تلاسي talwe-talāsī, s. f. (dakh.) Rubbing of the soles of the feet. تلوي سـﮩ‍لاني talwe sah- lāne (lit. To stroke the soles of the feet) signi- fies excessive flattery, adulation. تلوون سي آگ لگني talwoṅ se āg lagnī (lit. burning in the soles of the feet) implies excessive anger.

تلوا tilūʼā S̱. (from तिल) s. m. A kind of sweet- meat (eaten, particularly, by the Hindūs when the Sun enters Capricorn).

تلوار talwār तरवारि S̱. s. f. See تروار tarwār.

تلواسنا talwāsnā H v. a. Spoken of the feet of an animal which are worn by treading on hard rocky ground.

تلواسه talwāsa P s. m. Commotion, astonish- ment, trouble.

تلوانا talwānā H v. n. (dakh.) To have the feet blistered from the heat of the sun. H.S̱. تلوائي جانا talwāʼe jānā, v. n. (dakh.) To have the feet blistered from the heat of the sun.

تلوتما तिलोत्तमा tilottamā S n. p. Name of an Apsarā, nymph or dancing girl, in the court of Indra.

تلوريا talwariyā S̱. (from تلوار) 1. s. f. A scimitar. 2. s. m. A swordman, one armed with a sci- mitar, a swordplayer.