تچهک तक्षक tachh̤ak S s. m. One of the prin- cipal Nāgas or serpents of Pātāla, a snake of a middle size and of a red colour.

تهک تهکانا thuk thukānā H v. n. To spit, on the mention of any disease, as a preservative against it; or, as a caution against the influence of an evil eye.

تبرک tabarruk A (inf. v. of برکت Heb. He blessed) s. m. 1. Benediction, congratulation. 2. A portion of presents (or what is left of food presented to great men, &c.) given to their de- pendants; sacred relicks. (Plur. تبرکات).

ترکهاونت tr̤ikh̤ā-want S (from ترکها) adj. Thirsty.

تصرفي taṣarruf-ī A. s. f. Common provisions given to dependants, &c. (خاصه ḵẖāṣṣa, being what the master and his company eat).

تاما tāmā S̱. (ताम्र) s. m. Copper.

تڙاکا taṛākā H s. m. The sound of striking.

ترچهيانا tirchhiyānā S̱. (from ترچها) v. n. To edge, to go obliquely (little used, the proper expres- sion being کترانا katrānā).

تاجر tājir A part. act. (of تجارت used substan- tively) A merchant, trader.

تکيه takiya P s. m. 1. A pillow, bolster. 2. A faḳīrʼs stand. 3. The reserve of an army. 4. Reliance. تکيه دار takiya-dār, A faḳīr, a dervis. تکيه دينا takiya denā, To receive respectfully. تکيه کرنا takiya karnā, To support, to encourage. تکيه کسي پرکرنا takiya kisī par karnā, To de- pend upon. تکيه کلام takiya-kalām, or سخن تکيه suḵẖan-takiya, s. m. A cant word intro- duced into oneʼs conversation without any meaning, an expletive. تکيه لگانا takiya lagānā, To lean, to bolster. تکيه نشين takiya-nishīn, A faḳīr, a dervis.