طوطي t̤ūt̤ī P (from Pers. توتي) s. f. A parrot, a paroquet. طوطي کي سي هونٿهـ مل ڐالنا t̤ūt̤ī ke se honṭh mal ḍālnā (lit.) To rub or twist oneʼs parrot-like lips, is used by way of an affectionate or friendly admonition; thus: بولا نکراي يار تو هر يک سي بگڙکر مل ڐاليگا طوطي سي کوٴي هونٿهـ پکڙکر Bolā na kar ai yār tū har yak se bigaṛkar; mal ḍālegā t̤ūt̤ī se koʼī honṭh pakaṛkar, Do not, my love, indulge in the habit of speaking an- grily to every one; lest some one should twist those lips of thine which emulate the parrotʼs in redness.

طلاوت t̤alāwat A (from طلا) s. f. Grace, beauty, elegance.

طريقت t̤arīḳat A s. f. 1. Way, path. 2. Man- ner, mode. 3. Reli- gion, sect. 4. The better sort of people.

طمانيت t̤amāniyat A. (prop. طمانينت t̤umānīnat, from طمن) s. f. Rest, repose, tranquillity.

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.

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

طست t̤ast A s. A bowl or large cup.

طنازي t̤annāz-ī A. s. f. Playfulness, jocoseness, facetiousness.

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

طباشير t̤abāshīr A s. f. The sugar of the bamboo. See بنس لوچن bans-lochan.