طلسم t̤ilism A or t̤ilsam, s. m. A talisman. (Gr. *te/lesma). Plur. طلسمات t̤ilismāt, Talismans, a spell.

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

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.

طلف t̤alf A s. m. A gift.

طنز t̤anz A s. f. 1. Mirth, joking, pleasantry. 2. Ridiculing, sneer, taunt.

طول t̤ūl A 1. s. m. Length, longitude; prolixity, diffusiveness. طول حرف t̤ūl-i-ḥarf, or طول سخحن t̤ūl-i-suḵẖan, or طول کلام t̤ūl-i-kalām, Prolixity, length of discourse, circumlocution, many words. 2. adj. Long, tall, extensive, lasting long.

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

طومار t̤ūmār A s. m. A book, a volume, a roll, an account-book, a story. جمع طومار jamʼiﻌ-t̤ūmār., The produce or collection of a land recorded in government books. طومار نويس t̤ūmār-navīs, An accountant.

طﮩ‍ارت t̤ahārat A (from طﮩر Heb. and Ch. ) s. f. Purity, cleanliness, sanctity.

طعن t̤aﻌn A (Heb. and Ch. To load, to pierce) s. m. 1. Blame, disapprobation, reproach, chiding, censure. 2. Striking with a spear.