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.

ٿکنا ṭaknā H 1. v. n. To be stitched. 2. v. a. (dakh.) See تاکنا tāknā.

ٿانٿها ṭānṭhā H adj. Powerful, strong, firm, solid.

ٿهٿهر ṭhiṭhir H or ṭhiṭhur, s. f. Numbness, numb- edness, chilliness.

ٿهاون ṭhāʼoṅ S̱. s. f. A place: see ٿهانو ṭhāṅw.

ٿولي ṭolī H s. f. A company, a society, a crowd.

ٿهوڙي ṭhoṛī H s. f. The chin. See ٿهڐي.

ٿرانا ṭarrānā S̱. (from टट्टरी) v. a. To chatter.

ٿيکا ṭīkā S 1. (टीका) s. f. A commentary. 2. (for तिलक) s. m. A mark or marks made with coloured earths or unguents upon the fore- head and between the eyebrows, either as an ornament or sectarial distinction. 3. An orna- ment worn on the forehead. 4. The nuptial gifts or engagement. 5. Inoculation. ٿيکا بهيجنا ṭīkā bhejnā, To send the nuptial gifts, which are presented by the relations of the bride to the bridegroom. ٿيکا لينا ṭīkā lenā, To accept the nuptial gifts.

ٿهـﮩ‍رانا ṭhahrānā H (caus. of ٿهـﮩ‍رنا) v. a. To fix, stop, determine, appropriate, settle, to ascertain, appoint, fix on, to demonstrate, to prove, to conclude or consider, ascribe.