تيتر tītar तित्तिरि S̱. s. m. A partridge. (Per- dix francolinus). تيترکي منـﮩـ لچهمي tītar ke muṅh lachhmī, (lit. Good fortune proceeds from the mouth of the partridge, which is a small bird, of little estimation) A saying used when a person of mean understanding is chosen to de- cide in matters of which he is incompetent to judge.

تمتماهٿ tamtamāhaṭ S̱. (from تمتمانا) s. f. The state of growing red (in the face), glow. S̱.H. تمتنو tumtanau, pron. 2d pers. mas. gen. plur. Your, of you.

ترکس tirkas H adj. (dakh.) See ٿيڙها ṭeṛhā.

تقلب taḳallub A (inf. v. of قلب) s. m. Conver- sion, inversion, change, transmutation.

تابستاني tābistān-ī P adj. Of summer, like sum- mer, pleasant as the summer.

ترتي پهوتي turtī-phurtī त्वरितस्फूर्त्ति S̱. adv. Hastily, quickly.

تلوا tilūʼā S̱. (from तिल) s. m. A kind of sweet- meat (eaten, particularly, by the Hindūs when the Sun enters Capricorn).

تروريا tarwariyā S̱. (from تروار) s. m. 1. A sword. 2. A swordman, a fencer.

ترنج turunj A s. m. A citron. P. ترنجبين or ترنگبين taranjubīn or tarangubīn, s. m. 1. Manna (produced from the Hedysarum alhagi). 2. (by this name some call) Honey mixed with lime-juice, &c.

تولد tawallud A (inf. v. of ولد) 1. s. m. Birth, na- tivity. 2. adj. Born, generated. تولدهونا ta- wallud honā, To be born.