طمع t̤amaﻌ A (Ch. To be sunk or immersed) s. f. Avarice, covetousness, greediness, avidity, ambition. طمع کرنا t̤amaﻌ karnā, To covet.

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.

طيار t̤aiyār A adj. (superl. of طير) Flying, running swiftly, fleet; a winged animal; (in Hindust. meaning) Ready, &c. see تيار taiyār.

طارم t̤ārim P. (Pers. تارم) s. m. Any building of a circular form with an arched or cupola roof, a wooden structure in gardens, &c. for the guarding of them.

طنطنه t̤ant̤ana A s. m. 1. Sound, fame. 2. Ru- mour. 3. Pomp, dignity, state.

طشت t̤asht P. (Pers. تشت) s. m. A large bason, ewer or cup, a bowl.

طماچه t̤amācha P s. m. See طمانچه t̤amāncha.

طالح t̤āliḥ A (part. act. of طلح) adj. Wicked, vil- lainous.

طبع t̤abﻌ A (Rab. from طبع Heb. To dip, immerge, mark or coin money) s. f. Na- ture, genius, temperament, quality, disposition. طبع آزماٴي t̤abﻌ-āzmā-ī, s. f. Trial of genius. طبع زاد t̤abﻌ-zād, Invention, production of ge- nius, produced by the genius.

طويله t̤awīla A (from طول) s. m. 1. A long rope with which cattle are tied, a tether, foot-band, fetter; hence, 2. (vulg. t̤awela) A stable, a stall.