تنتري tantrī S̱. (तंत्री A stringed instrument) s. m. A musician.

تربوز tarbūz P s. m. A watermelon. (Cucurbita citrullus).

تاز tāz P 1. part. act. (from تاختن) in compos. Running, hastening. 2. s. Assault, attack, race, running. تازوتگ tāz o tag, Toil and labour.

تکا tukkā P s. m. 1. A sort of arrow blunt at the end. 2. A small hill, an eminence. See تکه tukka.

تهل thal स्थल S̱. s. m. 1. Place, firm or dry ground. 2. A lionʼs or tigerʼs den. See تهر thar. تهل بيڙا thal beṛā (स्थल and वेटप) Place of abode and means of attaining oneʼs de- sires. تهلچر thal-char, adj. Moving on land, terrestrial (an animal).

ترنائي tarunāʼī तरुणता S̱. s. f. Adolescence, youth, puberty.

تارتار tār-tār P Piecemeal, piece by piece; dis- tinctly. تارتاربولنا tār-tār bolnā, To speak in detail or distinctly. P. S̱. تارتوڙ tār-toṛ (تار Thread, and توڙ Break) s. m. A kind of sewing or needle work, open work, pulling out some threads, &c.

تختگاه taḵẖt-gāh P s. f. The royal residence, me- tropolis, capital.

تغمه tag̠ẖma A s. m. A mark which artists put on their productions, device on a shield, arms or armorial bearings, a medal.

تارخ tāraḵẖ H s. (dakh.) Root of the tongue. تارخ کوجيب لين لگانا tāraḵẖ ko jīb naiṅ lagānā, To chatter or talk much.