تـﮩخانه tah-ḵẖāna P s. m. See under ته tah.

تهمبهنا thambhnā S̱. (स्तंभन) v. n. 1. To stop, cease, be restrained. 2. To be supported.

تگي taggī H s. f. 1. A strand or thread of a twist. تتگي ti-taggī, A thread of three strands. چو تگي chau-taggī, One of four strands. 2. A kind of fishing-line not used with a rod.

توقير tauḳīr A (inf. ii. of وقر) s. f. Honouring, re- verence, veneration.

تد tad तदा S. adv. Then, at that time, after- wards, in that case, therefore, so soon. تدبهي tad bhī, adv. Still, nevertheless, however, not- withstanding. تد تو tad to, adv. Then, in that case. تد سي tad se, adv. Thence, since that time.

تونـﮩين toṅ-hīṅ S̱. adv. Exactly then.

توڙواٴي toṛwāʼī S̱. or (more properly) تڙواٴي tuṛ- wāʼī (from توڙنا) s. f. Price paid for breaking, or changing coin. H. P. توڙه دار toṛa-dār, A matchlock.

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.

تانس taʼannus A (inf. v. of انس) s. m. Acquaint- ance.

تنکا tinkā H s. m. A straw, a bit of the stalk of grass. تنکا دانتون مين لينا tinkā dāntoṅ meṅ lenā, To make submission, confess inferiority or ask