طپيده t̤apīda P part. pass. (of طپيدن) Agitated, palpitating, flouncing, fluttering.

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

طبله t̤abla A s. m. 1. A small tambourin. 2. A wooden dish, or large platter, generally of wood and painted, on which fruits, perfumes, &c. are exposed for sale or as presents.

طرفين t̤arfain A s. (dual of طرف) Both sides, both parties.

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.

طبانچه t̤abāncha P s. m. A slap, a blow, a box.

طوطا t̤otā H s. m. A parrot.

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

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.

طويله t̤awīla A (from طول) s. m. 1. A long rope with which cattle are tied, a tether, foot-band, fetter; hence, 2. (vulg. t̤awela) A stable, a stall.