تکسر takassur A (inf. v. of کسر) s. m. 1. Being broken or shattered, spent or debilitated. 2. Carrying (figures, in arithmetick). 3. Folding up the wings (as a bird when about to cease from flight).

تيغ teg̠ẖ P s. f. A scimitar. تيغ بکف teg̠ẖ ba- kaff, Sword in hand. تيغ زن teg̠ẖ-zan, adj. Sword-using; s. A swordman, a user of a scimitar. تيغزني teg̠ẖ-zan-ī, s. f. Use of the scimitar.

تمتماهٿ tamtamāhaṭ S̱. (from تمتمانا) s. f. The state of growing red (in the face), glow. S̱.H. تمتنو tumtanau, pron. 2d pers. mas. gen. plur. Your, of you.

تدرو tadarv P (Pers. تذرو) s. m. A pheasant (to whose gait that of a mistress is compared).

تخليه taḵẖliya A (inf. ii. of خلوت) s. m. 1. Evacuation. 2. Privacy. 3. Manumission (of a slave). 4. Divorce (of a wife).

تاميسور tāmeswar ताम्रेश्वर S̱. s. m. Calx or scoriæ of copper.

تکمه tukma P s. m. A button, a loop, an eye- loop. تکمه جيب کهولنا tukma-i-jaib kholnā, To open the purse.

تربيني tri-benī S (त्रिवेणी Three braids of hair) s. f. The conflux of three sacred rivers; espe- cially, that of the Ganges, Jamunā, and sup- posed Saraswatī under ground at Ilāhābād, which city is also so named.

تهکنا thaknā स्थग्न S̱. v. n. To be wearied, to tire, to fag, to be fatigued.

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