طبل t̤abl A s. m. A drum, atabal.

طير t̤air A s. m. 1. Flying. 2. A bird. See طاير t̤āʼịr. (Pers. plur. طيران Birds).

طبق t̤abaḳ A s. m. (dakh. s. f.) 1. A cover. 2. A plate, a dish, a leaf, a disk. 3. Gold leaf, tinfoil, &c. 4. One thing following another or consecutive; the story of a house, a layer or stratum, &c. class, order, degree.

طرفه t̤urfa A adj. Wonderful, strange, rare, agreeable (any thing).

طفيل t̤ufail A s. m. f. A parasite, a glutton, one who uninvited accompanies one of the guests to a feast; (used adverbially) By the means, through, for the sake. A. P. طفيلي t̤ufail-ī, adj. Parasitical.

طراره t̤arrāra A. s. m. Quickness, expedition. طراره بهـرنا t̤arrāra bharnā, To stretch out, or bound (a horse at full speed). طراره زبان t̤ar- rāra-zabān, Chattering, eternal clack.

طنب t̤unub A (or t̤anab) s. The cord or rope of a tent, curtain, &c. (plur. اطناب).

طلاق t̤alāḳ A (from طلق) s. f. Divorce, repudia- tion.

طلبه t̤alaba A (or t̤ulaba for طلبا t̤ulabā) s. plur. (of طالب) Inquisitive, the studious, students.

طواف t̤awāf A (from طوف) s. f. Turning, en- compassing, pilgrimage, making the circuit of Mecca or of some other holy place.