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.