تڙ taṛ H s. m. 1. Party, division, faction. 2. An imitative sound.

تيـﮩر tehar H s. f. Name of an ornament for fe- males worn round the ankles.

تلوا talūʼā S̱. or talwā (तल) s. m. The sole of the foot. تلواچاٿنا talūʼā chāṭnā, or تلوي تلي هاتهـ دهرنا talwe tale hāth dharnā, To flatter. تلوي تلاسي talwe-talāsī, s. f. (dakh.) Rubbing of the soles of the feet. تلوي سـﮩ‍لاني talwe sah- lāne (lit. To stroke the soles of the feet) signi- fies excessive flattery, adulation. تلوون سي آگ لگني talwoṅ se āg lagnī (lit. burning in the soles of the feet) implies excessive anger.

تڙاقا taṛāḳā H s. m. (dakh.) Sound of striking, a blow.

تباره tibāra त्रिवार S̱. 1. adj. Thrice. 2. A hall or room with three doors.

تلخ talḵẖ P adj. 1. Bitter, acrimonious, acrid, rancid. 2. Malicious, sorrowful. تلخ رو talḵẖ- rū, Morose, surly, stern. تلخ دانه talḵẖ-dāna, Darnel, tares. تلخ کام talḵẖ-kām, adj. Bitter in palate. تلخ کامي talḵẖ-kām-ī, s. f. Bitterness to the palate. تلخ کرنا talḵẖ karnā, To im- bitter or make bitter. تلخ گو talḵẖ-go, adj. Plain spoken, harsh. تلخ مزاج talḵẖ-mizāj, adj. Ill-tempered.

تنتناهٿ tantanāhaṭ H (from تنتنانا) s. f. Sharp pricking pain from inflammation.

تت چهن तत्क्षण tat-chh̤aṇ S adv. At that in- stant, instantly, immediately.

تکهرا کرنا tikhrā karnā S̱. v. a. To trifallow, to plough three times.

تيرتهـ तीर्थ tīrath S or tīrth, s. m. A holy spot, place of pilgrimage; especially, at sacred waters. تيرتهـ راج तीर्थराज tīrth-rāj, The city of Ilāhābād.