توڙ toṛ S̱. (from توڙنا) s. m. 1. The breach made by a gun, &c. 2. The strength of a current. 3. Whey. توڙپهوڙ toṛ-phoṛ (from توڙنا and پهوڙنا) s. m. Breaking, plain speaking. توڙتاڙ toṛ-tāṛ, s. m. 1. Breaking and destroying. 2. Plain speaking. توڙجوڙ toṛ-joṛ (from توڙنا and جوڙنا) s. m. 1. Cutting out (as, cloth by a tailor). 2. Arranging a speech, &c. توڙدينا toṛ denā, To break, to spoil. توڙڐالنا toṛ-ḍālnā, To break and destroy, to pull down. توڙکرنا toṛ karnā, To make a breach (as, a ball). توڙلينا toṛ lenā, To gather, to pluck (fruit).

تحريک taḥrīḳ A (inf. ii. of حرکت) s. f. 1. Movement, agitation, incitement, stimulation, excitement, instigation, temptation, encourage-

تهامبهنا thāmbhnā S̱. (स्तंभन) v. a. 1. To support, to prop. 2. To shield, protect, keep, retain, maintain, to shelter. 3. To prevent, withhold, restrain, calm. 4. To stop, to pull up (a horse), to bear, assist, resist.

تروتازگي tar-o-tāza-gī P s. f. Newness, freshness.

تغير tag̠ẖīr A (for تغيير inf. ii. of غير) s. f. Altera-

تلاوت tilāwat A or talāwat, s. f. Meditation, reading (particularly, the ḳurʼān, as an act of reli- gion).

تعليقه taﻌlīḳa A (from علق) s. m. An inventory.

تهوتهلا thothlā H adj. Blunt, not sharp, dull.

تنتر तंत्र tantr S s. m. 1. Name of a religious treatise teaching peculiar and mystical forms and rites for the worship of the deities or the attain- ment of superhuman power. It is mostly in the shape of a dialogue between Siva and Durgā, who are the peculiar deities of the Tantrikas. 2. Charm, enchantment.

تغاري tag̠ẖār-ī P s. f. A small tub, trough, or bucket.