تبار tabār P s. m. 1. People, nation. 2. Race, tribe, family. شـﮩريارعالي تبار shahryār-i-āﻌlī- tabār, A monarch of an illustrious house.

تربد turbad A or turbid, s. m. A purgative Indian root, Turbith. (Convolvulus turpethum).

تيوهار teʼohār H s. m. A holyday, a festival.

تسو tassū H s. m. An inch.

تيمم tayammum A (inf. v. of يمّ) s. m. Purifying before prayer with sand or dust, when water can- not be had.

ترمس turmis A or turmus or tarmus, s. The lu- pine, the Turkish lupine.

تهاپي thāp-ī H s. f. 1. The noise of tapping. 2. The instrument with which potters beat their earth, or with which terraces are beaten.

تحس نحس taḥs naḥs A. adj. Spoilt, broken, dispersed, overthrown, destroyed, unfortunate. (The last part is significant, the first redun- dant).

تهلتهلانا thal thalānā H v. n. To undulate, to fluctuate as a thick or glutinous fluid, to shake as the flabby flesh of a fat man. H.S̱. تهل تهل کرنا thal thal karnā, v. n. To undulate, to fluctuate as a thick or glutinous fluid, to shake as the flabby flesh of a fat man.

تربت turbat A s. f. A tomb, a sepulchre.