تار tār P s. m. f. 1. A thread. 2. A wire, the string of a musical instrument, a chord. 3. Darkness, obscurity. 4. The warp or threads placed lengthwise in weaving a piece of cloth. تارباندهنا tār bāndhnā, To continue or repeat an action without interruption. تارٿوٿنا tār ṭūṭnā, To be disjointed, to be separated. تارعنکبوت tār-i-aﻌnkabūt, Cobweb. تارکش tār-kash, s. m.

تزک tuzuk T s. m. 1. Retinue, pomp. 2. Regu- lation, ordinance, institute.

تورهي torhī H (prop. ترهي turhī) s. m. A trumpet.

تلاوت tilāwat A or talāwat, s. f. Meditation, reading (particularly, the ḳurʼān, as an act of reli- gion).

تيسي tīsī अतसी S̱. s. f. Flax. (Linum usi- tatissimum).

ترشنا तृष्णा tr̤ish̤ṇā S s. f. Thirst, ambition, desire, avarice. (Pers. تشنه Thirsty). P. H. ترشوانا tarash-wānā (caus. of ترشنا) v. a. To cause to cut or pare.

تندي tund-ī P (from تند q. v.) s. f. Acrimony, fierceness, sharpness, activity, impetuosity.

تپنا tapnā तपन S̱. v. n. 1. To be glorified. 2. To glow, to be heated, to frisk about.

تتني titnī S̱. f. (तावत्) adj. So many, so much. تتني مين titne meṅ, In so much (time).

تهانا thānā H s. m. A heap of bamboos. P.H. تـﮩ‍انا tahānā (from ته) v. a. To fold, to ply, to wrap.