تنافر tanāfur A (inf. vi. of نفر) s. m. Mutual re- pugnance or aversion, disputing for honour be- fore a judge.

توند tond S̱. (तुंद Belly) s. f. A potbelly.

تلذذ talaẕẕuẕ A (inf. v. of لذّ) s. m. Delight, plea- sure, charms, deliciousness.

تريودس त्रयोदश trayodas S adj. Thirteenth.

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.

تل چوري tilchūrī तिलचूर्ण S̱. s. f. The name of a sweetmeat.

تياگنا tyāg-nā S̱. (त्याग r. त्यज Leave) v. a. To leave, to abandon, to desert, to forsake, to quit, to abdicate, resign.

تورا torā S̱. (Sans. तव) pron. Thy, thine.

تلاوا tulāwā S̱. (r. तुल Weigh) s. m. Part of a Hindūstanī carriage, which rests on the axle- tree arm and supports the body of the carriage.

تپسي tapsī S̱. or tapasī or tapassī (तपस्वी) s.m. A devotee, a performer of austere devotion, an ascetick. 2. adj. Devout, practising austere de- votion. تپسي مچهلي tapassī machhlī, s. f. The mango-fish. (Polynemus paradisea).