اشتلم ushtulum P s. m. Fierceness, violence, taking any thing by force, injustice. adj. Firm.

تلـﮩڙو talihṛū S̱. (from तल Bottom) Inferiour, next, below, one who acts at the command of another.

تلـﮩ‍ا tilhā S̱. (from तैल) adj. Oily.

تلف talaf A s. m. 1. Ruin, destruction, loss. 2. Prodigality, consumption, expense. تلف المال خلف العمر talafu-l-māl ḵẖalafu-l-uﻌmr, The loss of riches is the prolongation of life. تلف کرنا talaf karnā, To ruin, to waste, consume, des- troy. تلف هونا talaf honā, To be unfortunate, to meet with a loss, to be destroyed.

تلفظ talaffuz̤ A (inf. v. of لفظ) s. m. Utterance, expression, pronunciation.

تلقا tilḳā A (inf. ii. of لقي or لقو) s. m. 1. Repre- hension. 2. Arriving at, meeting with, falling upon, encountering in battle.

تلقين talḳīn A (inf. ii. of لقن) s. f. Instructing, instruction, informing, religious instruction; prayer over the dead at the time of interment. تلقين کرنا talḳīn karnā, To instruct, to in- form, to teach. تلقين هونا talḳīn honā, To be instructed.

تلملانا talmalānā H v. n. 1. To be tantalized. 2. To grieve, to be agitated.

تلميذ talmīẕ A (inf. ii. of لمذ Heb. ) s. m. A student, a scholar, disciple, pupil.

تلنا talnā H v. a. To fry.

تلنا tulnā S̱. (r. तुल Weigh) v. n. To be weighed or balanced; to be drawn up in array (as one army against another). See under تل tul.

تلنگا tilangā H s. m. A kind of (childʼs) kite.

تلنگا tilangā तैलंग S̱. s. m. 1. An inhabitant of Tailang, in which the first soldiers were clothed and disciplined in the European man- ner; (hence) 2. A soldier.

تلنگي tilangī H s. f. A kind of (childʼs) kite.

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.