تاک tāk P s. f. A vine; branch of any tree growing or trained like a vine, grapes.

تراست त्रासित trāsit S adj. Afraid.

تابدان tāb-dān P s. m. A lattice, a skylight.

تر tar P adj. 1. Moist, damp, wet, fresh, green, young, juicy. تربندي tar-baṇd-ī, s. f. The ap- plication of a wet bandage to a wound. 2. A particle, which, added to Persian adjectives, and in some few instances to Arabic, forms the com-

تمام tamām A (from تمّ Heb. Was perfected or completed) adj. Entire, perfect, complete.

تماشا tamāshā A. (for تماشي inf. vi. of مشي) s. m. 1. An entertainment, show, a spectacle. 2. Sight, amusement fun, pleasure. تماشا بيني tamāshā-bīn-ī, s. f. Luxury, libertinism. تماشا کرنا tamāshā karnā, v. a. 1. To see. 2. To take a walk. 3. To jeer, to jest. تماشا کنان ta- māshā-kunān, Beholding, looking at for amuse- ment. تماش بين tamāsh-bīn, A spectator; a rake, an epicure, a whoremaster. تماش بيني tamāsh-bīn-ī, s. f. Raking, whoring, gallantry. A.P. تماشاگاه tamāshā-gāh, s. f. A place of show, a theatre. A. H. تماشاي tamāshā-ī, 1. s. m. f. A spectator. 2. adj. Fit for a spectacle. AMERIC. تماکو tamākū (for تنباکو) s. m. Tobacco.

تلنا talnā H v. a. To fry.

تهتهانا thuthānā H v. a. To frown, scowl or pout.

تپيدن tapīdan P s. m. Palpitating, flouncing, agitation, tremour. تپيدن وار tapīdan-wār, adj. Agitated, troubled. S. تت तत् (or तद्) tat, pron. dem. That.

تعلم taʼaﻌllum A (inf. v. of علم) s. m. 1. Learning, knowledge, being taught. 2. Study.