ٿينٿر ṭenṭar H s. m. Name of a fruit.

ٿهٿهرانا ṭhiṭhirānā H or ṭhiṭhurānā, &c. (caus. of ٿهٿهرنا) v. a. To chill, benum, numb.

ٿبه ṭibba H s. m. (dakh.) A height, rising ground.

ٿوٿ ṭūṭ S̱. (from ٿوٿنا Sans. त्रुटि) s. f. 1. Frac- ture, breaking, break. 2. Misunderstanding or coolness between friends, harm, loss, deficiency. 3. A passage omitted in the writing of a book, which is afterwards written in the margin. ٿوٿ پڙنا ṭūṭ paṛnā, To break in upon, to rush in, to be collected in crowds. ٿوٿ جانا ṭūṭ jānā, 1. To be broken. 2. To become ill, to pine. ٿوٿ رهنا ṭūṭ rahnā, 1. To be distressed, to be weary, to be reduced to poverty, to pine away. 2. To be separated.

ٿوٿنا ṭūṭnā त्रोटन S̱. v. n. To break, to be bro- ken, to burst, fail, break forth or rush upon.

ٿهام ṭhām S̱. s. m. f. Place: see ٿهانو ṭhāṅw.

ٿهسکنا ṭhusaknā H v. a. 1. Peditum ciere, sup- pedere. 2. To weep but not aloud.

ٿهيسنا ṭhesnā H v. a. 1. To pierce. 2. To knock against. 3. To stuff, to cram, to ram in. 4. To eat ravenously.

ٿهونگا ṭhongā H s. m. Striking with the beak.

ٿينگي ṭengī H s. f. Teasing