طرقو t̤arriḳū A imp. 2. pers. plur. (ii. conj. of طرق) Make way! طرقو کنان t̤arrikū-kunāṅ, A clearer of the way before a great man.

طوطا t̤otā H s. m. A parrot.

طاير t̤āʼịr A part. act. (of طير) 1. Flying. 2. s. m. A bird. (Pers. plur. طايران).

طبرزد t̤abarzad P s. Finest white sugar very hard or candied.

طراري t̤arrārī A. s. f. Quickness, fluency. A. P. طراز t̤irāz (or t̤arāz) s. m. 1. Lace, fringe, embroidery, &c. any ornament on the border of a garment. 2. Manner, form. 3. part. act. (from طرازيدن) in compos. Adorning, ornamenting with needlework.

طفل t̤ifl A s. m. An infant, a child, a young ani- mal. (Plur. Arab. اطفال Pers. طفلان). A.P. طفلانه t̤ifl-āna, adj. Childish, like a child.

طاري t̤ārī A part. act. (of طري) Happening, oc- curring, intervening.

طبل t̤abl A s. m. A drum, atabal.

طلب t̤alab A 1. s. f. Pay, wages, salary. 2. Desire, wish, inquiry, search, demand, request, application, sending for, summons. 3. part. act. (of طلبيدن) in compos. Seeking, seeker, re- quiring. طلب کرنا t̤alab karnā, To demand, seek, require, ask for, call, summon.

طوف t̤auf A s. m. 1. Surrounding, making the circuit, going round. 2. Pilgrimage, the pro- cession round the temple of Mecca.