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

طبلک t̤ablak A. s. f. A little drum.

طلبه t̤alaba A (or t̤ulaba for طلبا t̤ulabā) s. plur. (of طالب) Inquisitive, the studious, students.

طباخ t̤abbāḵẖ A (Heb. adj. superl. of طبخ) s. m. A cook.

طاق t̤āḳ A 1. s. m. An arched building, arch, cupola. 2. A recess in a wall, shelf, niche. 3. A window. 4. adj. Unique, singular. 5. Odd (not even). 6. Fold, ply. طاق پررکهنا t̤āḳ par rakhnā (to lay on the shelf) 1. To refuse, to disobey. 2. To neglect, to abandon. طاق پرهونا t̤āḳ par honā, or طاق هونا t̤āḳ honā, To be laid on the shelf, to be thrown aside. طاق جفث t̤āḳ-juft, s. m. The game of odd or even.

طپان t̤apāṅ P part. act. (of طپيدن) Palpitating, flouncing, agitated.

طلايه t̤ilāya A. (corrupt. of طليعه or طلايع) s. m. Night-watch, rounds, piquet, patrole.

ط t̤oʼe or in Arabic t̤ā, called طاي مہمله or طاي غيرمنقوطه the sixteenth letter of the Arabic al- phabet, does not occur in pure Persian; but, in compliance with Arabic orthography, it is some- times introduced in Persian words which were originally written with ت; as, طبرزد for تبرزد, Sugar-candy; طبرخون for تبرخون, Red sanders.

طيار t̤aiyār A adj. (superl. of طير) Flying, running swiftly, fleet; a winged animal; (in Hindust. meaning) Ready, &c. see تيار taiyār.

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