توڙا toṛā H s. m. 1. Scarcity, want. 2. A purse, a bag containing one thousand rupees. 3. The match of a gun. 4. A bank, an island, bar. 5.

تجنيس tajnīs P (inf. ii. of جنس Ch. Kind) s. f. 1. Making of the same kind; resem- blance, analogy. 2. Equivocation. 3. Pun- ning to the eye instead of the ear, alliteration. تجنيس خطي tajnīs-i-khat̤t̤ī, Writing words alike which are pronounced differently, a sort of equi- voque in writing; as pul, pal and pil in this couplet of Saudā: يـﮩـ نـﮩودريا که جس سي گذريي پل باندهکر موج چشم عاشقان دي توڙپل مين پل کي پل yih na ho daryā ki jis se guẕriye pul bāndhkar; mauj-i-chashm-i-āﻌshiḳāṅ de toṛ pal meṅ pil ke pul, This is not a river that you can cross by means of a bridge; the waves that arise from the eyes of lovers would demolish a bridge in a moment by their shock.

تناور tan-āwar P adj. Corpulent.

تيورانا teʼorānā H v. n. To have a swimming in the head, to be giddy, to be faint, to stagger, to fall down senseless from a blow.

تهوتلا thotlā H adj. Blunt.

تهرانا thirānā S̱. (from स्थिर) v. n. To settle (as, liquor).

تلنگا tilangā H s. m. A kind of (childʼs) kite.

ترلا tarlā H 1. s. m. A kind of bamboo. 2. adj. Lower, nethermost.

ترنم tarannum A (inf. v. of رنم) s. m. A song, modulation.

تڙپانا taṛpānā H (causal of تڙپنا) v. a. 1. To put in great agitation. 2. To cause to flutter or stumble.