تهلکنا thalaknā H v. n. To palpitate, to flutter.

ته tih P adj. Empty. s. Impression.

تهکانا thukānā H (caus. of تهوکنا) v. a. 1. To cause to spit. 2. To cause to reproach.

تڙتڙاهٿ taṛtaṛāhaṭ H (from تڙتڙانا) s. f. The act of dropping. P.H. تڙکنا taṛaknā (from ترکيدن) v. n. To be crack- ed, to be split, to burst, to crack.

ترپن tirpan त्रिपंचाशत् S̱. adj. Fifty three.

تراين tarāʼin तारा S̱. s. m. Stars.

تاتني tātnī H pron. inflect. f. Of her, that or it.

ترن तरुण taruṇ S adj. Young, juvenile, adult. S. ترن (r. तृ Cross, traverse) 1. तरणि taraṇi, s. m. The sun. 2. s. f. A boat. 3. तरण taraṇ, s. m. Passing over; escaping, being saved. 4. One who is saved or delivered.

توائي tawāʼī P. (for تباهي) s. f. Distress, misfortune.

تنگ tang P adj. 1. Strait, tight, narrow, confined. 2. Wanting, scarce, scanty, barren. 3. Distressed, dejected, sad. s. m. 4. A horsebelt, a girth. 5. A bag, a sack, half a horseʼs, bul- lockʼs, or camelʼs load. تنگ آنا tang ānā, or تنگ آنا ba tang ānā, To be distressed, distract- ed or incommoded, to be exhausted, to be de- jected. تنگ پوش tang-posh, adj. Tightly dressed, wearing tight clothes. تنگ پوشي tang- posh-ī, s. f. Tightness of dress. تنگ چشم tang-chashm, adj. Miserly, niggardly. تنگ حال tang-ḥāl, adj. Poor, distressed, straitened in circumstances. تنگ حالي tang-ḥāl-ī, s. f. Po- verty, distress, narrow circumstances. تنگ حوصله tang-ḥausila, adj. Unable to keep any thing secret, blab. تنگ درزي tang-darz-ī, s. f. Close stitching. تنگ دست tang-dast, adj. Poor, distressed, miserly, stingy. تنگ دستي tang-dast-ī, s. f. 1. Poverty, want, inability. 2. Parsimony. تنگ دل tang-dil, adj. Narrow-hearted, miserly, niggard, illiberal. تنگدلي tang-dil-ī, s. f. Narrow-heartedness; niggardliness, stinginess, parsimony. تنگ دهن tang-dahan, adj. Small-mouthed; an epithet of a sweetheart. تنگ کرنا tang-karnā, 1. To straiten, to tighten, to narrow, to contract. 2. To distress. تنگ لينا tang-lenā, To tighten, to take in, to contract. بتنگ هونا ba-tang honā, To be in distress or dif- ficulty, to be distracted or harrassed, to be ex- hausted or tired.