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

طوق t̤auḳ A s. m. 1. A collar, yoke. 2. Neck- lace, chain (for the neck, whether by way of or- nament or of punishment), a ring. t̤auḳ-i-zan- jīr, Irons, manacles. طوق زنجير کرنا t̤auḳ-zanjīr- karnā, To imprison, to put in irons.

طياري t̤aiyār-ī A. s. f. Readiness, preparation.

طبيعت t̤abīʼaﻌt A (from طبع) s. f. Genius, na- ture, disposition, temperament, constitution, es- sence, property. طبيعت شناس t̤abīʼaﻌt-shinās, s. m. A physician.

طمنچه t̤amancha T s. m. A pistol. See تبنچه.

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.

طبيب t̤abīb A (verbal adj. from طبّ) s. m. A physician. (Plur. Arab. اطبّا Pers. طبيبان).

طين t̤īn A s. Clay, earth.

طماچه t̤amācha P s. m. See طمانچه t̤amāncha.

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.