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-

تهير thīr स्थिर S̱. adj. Tranquil, calm, smooth.

تلواسنا talwāsnā H v. a. Spoken of the feet of an animal which are worn by treading on hard rocky ground.

تونديلا tond-ailā S̱. (तुंदिल) adj. Potbellied, gorbellied, corpulent.

تردد taraddud A (inf. v. of ردّ) s. m. 1. Irresolu- tion, indecision, hesitation, fluctuation, suspen- sion of judgment, wavering, anxious considera- tion. 2. Debating, rejecting, contrivance. ترددات دنيوي taraddudāt-i-dunyavī, Attention to worldly affairs.

تعطل taʼaﻌt̤t̤ul A (inf. v. of عطل Heb. Was idle, slothful) s. m. 1. Idleness. 2. Having no bracelets or other ornaments.

تشنه tishna P adj. Thirsty. (Sans. तृष्णज्). تشنه خون tishna-i-ḵẖūn, Blood-thirsty. تشنه کرنا tishna karnā, To make thirsty; (met.) to create desire, to tempt. تشنه کام tishna-kām or تشنه لب tishna-lab, adj. Thirsty. تشنه لبي tishna- lab-ī, s. f. Thirstiness, the state of having parched lips.

تريتا त्रेता tretā S s. f. The name of the se- cond or silver age, comprising 1,296,000 years.

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

توبيخ taubīḵẖ A (inf. ii. of وبخ) s. f. Reproach, speaking harshly, threatening.