تياگي त्यागी tyāg-ī S s. m. Abandoner, relin- quisher, forsaker, abdicator; but chiefly applied to the religious ascetick or him who abandons terrestrial objects, thoughts, passions, &c.

تمک tamak S̱. (from तमः) s. f. 1. Vanity, arro- gance, pride. 2. (Verbal n. f. from تمکنا). Growing red in the face.

ترچهانا tirchhā-nā S̱. (from तिर्य्यच्) v. a. 1. To crook, slant, place in a transverse position. 2. v. n. To be perverse. 3. To be affected.

تيتر tītar तित्तिरि S̱. s. m. A partridge. (Per- dix francolinus). تيترکي منـﮩـ لچهمي tītar ke muṅh lachhmī, (lit. Good fortune proceeds from the mouth of the partridge, which is a small bird, of little estimation) A saying used when a person of mean understanding is chosen to de- cide in matters of which he is incompetent to judge.

تجديد tajdīd A (inf. ii. of جدّ) s. f. (from جدّ) Renewal, novelty.

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.

توبه tauba A s. f. 1. Penitence, conversion. 2. Promising to sin no more. توبه توبه tauba tauba, interj. Tush! fy! foh! توبه دهاڙ tauba-dhāṛ, s. f. The sound of punishing, &c. توبه کرنا tauba karnā, To repent (of sin).

ترو tarav तरु S̱. s. m. A tree.

تپاک tapāk P. (Pers. تاپاک) s. m. 1. Affection, esteem, regard, love, zeal, ardour. 2. Conster- nation, affliction, uneasiness.

ترسا tarsā P s. m. A christian, a worshipper of fire, a guebre, a pagan, an infidel. ترسابچه tarsā bachcha, A young fire-worshipper.