تخت taḵẖt P s. m. A throne. تخت بخت taḵẖt baḵẖt, 1. Throne and fortune. 2. Used as a form of benediction, particularly by women, to signify wedlock and wealth. تخت پربيٿهالنا taḵẖt par baiṭhālnā, To enthrone. تخت پربيٿهنا taḵẖt par baiṭhnā, To reign. تخت چهوڙنا taḵẖt chhoṛnā, To abdicate a throne. تخت دار taḵẖt-dār, s. m. A king. تخت روان taḵẖt-i-rawān, s. m. A travelling throne, a throne on which the king is carried. تخت سي اتارنا taḵẖt se utārnā, To dethrone. تخت نشان taḵẖt-ni- shān, Seating on, or bestowing thrones. تخت نشين taḵẖt-nishīn, Sitting on a throne, reigning; a king, a sovereign. تخت نشيني taḵẖt-nishīn-ī, s. f. Accession to the throne, reign. تخت يا تخته taḵẖt yā taḵẖta, Either a throne or a bier (spoken on engaging in a desperate en- terprise).

تهوتلا thotlā H adj. Blunt.

تفرج tafarruj A (inf. v. of فرج) s. m. Recreation, amusement, relaxation of mind.

ترلوچن त्रिलोचन tri-lochan S (having) three eyes; s. m. The Hindū deity, Siva.

تلاوڙي talāʼoṛī H s. f. The name of a plain in the

ترنش त्रिंश trinsha S adj. Thirtieth.

تغذيه tag̠ẖẕiya A (inf. ii. of غذا) s. m. Food, nou- rishment.

تاخت تاراج tāḵẖt-tārāj P s. m. Assault and plun- der, depredation, devastation. تاخت وتاراج کرنا tāḵẖt o tārāj karnā, v. a. To ruin, to depopu- late.

تروتازه tar-o-tāza P adj. New, fresh; cheerful.

تسر tasar त्रसर S̱. s. m. A kind of coarse silk, the produce of a particular worm (Bombyx paphia) that feeds on the āsan (Terminalia alata tomentosa), &c.