طاقي t̤āḳī A. 1. adj. Wall-eyed (a horse). 2. Arched. 3. s. f. Froth of urine.

طوايف t̤awāʼịf A s. f. plur. (of طايفه) People, nations, troops, bands (particularly, of dancing girls).

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

طﮩر t̤uhr A s. m. Purification, cleanliness, pu- rity.

طره t̤urra A (from طرّ) s. m. 1. An ornament worn in the turband, a tuft, crest. 2. A ringlet, a curl. 3. A nosegay.

طيب t̤aiyib A adj. Good, sweet, agreeable. ¶ t̤īb, s. m. 1. Perfume, odour. 2. Essence.

طيور t̤uyūr A s. plur. (of طير) Birds. ظ

طايفه t̤āʼịfa A (orig. Nocturnal rounds or watch- men, from طوف To go round) s. m. People, tribe, a troop, a band (particularly, of musi- cians and dancing women); suit, equipage.

طواسي t̤iwāsī P. s. A kind of carpet: see p. تواسي tiwāsī.

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.