ٿوٿا ṭūṭā S̱. 1. part. (from ٿوٿنا) Broken, decayed. 2. s. m. Loss, failure, deficiency. ٿوٿا پهوٿا ṭūṭā phūṭā, adj. Fragments, broken to pieces.

ٿيل ṭīl H s. f. 1. A young hen. 2. A woman. (So named in contempt).

ٿينٿوا ṭenṭūʼā H s. m. The windpipe, the throat.

ٿهکرا ṭhikrā H s. m. 1. Fragment of an earthen vessel, a shard, potsherd. 2. A vessel for car- rying fire, such as faḳīrs use.

ٿهريا ṭhariyā H s. m. A kind of earthen ḥuḳḳa.

ٿهانا ṭhānā S̱. s. m. (dakh.) Place: see ٿهانو.

ٿنڐا ṭund-ā H 1. adj. Handless, whose hands have been cut off, or one born without hands. 2. s. The knob in the back part of a turband. ٿنڐي دار ṭunḍe-dār, A turband which has a knob in the hinder part.

ٿاڙي ṭāṛī H s. f. A small axe.

ٿهنکنا ṭhinaknā H or ṭhunuknā, v. n. To sob. ¶ ṭhanaknā, v. n. 1. To throb, to shoot (as, the pain of headach). 2. To jingle, tinkle, clink.

ٿانکا ṭānkā H s. m. 1. A stitch. 2. A tub made of stones. 3. Solder. ٿانکي لگانا ṭānke lagānā, 1. To stitch. 2. To solder.