ٿٿيـﮩرا ṭaṭīhrā S̱. s. m. 1. (टिट्टिभ) A sand- piper (Tringa goensis). ٿٿيـﮩري سي آسمان تهاما جاٴيگا ṭaṭīhrī se āsmān thāmā jāʼegā? Will the sky be supported by the sandpiper? Applied to a person who undertakes an enterprise far above his strength. (This bird being said to sleep with its legs extended upwards, as if to prop the firmament). 2. A kind of rattle.

ٿال t̤āl H 1. verbal n. f. (from ٿالنا) Evasion, put- ting aside, putting off or out of the way, re- jecting a request. 2. s. f. A heap (of grain, &c.), a stack, a rick. 3. Baldness from age. 4. A turn or trick in wrestling. ٿال کرنا ṭāl karna, 1. To put off. 2. To heap. ٿال مارنا ṭāl mārnā, 1. To heap. 2. To turn the scale

ٿهٿهيري ṭhaṭherī H s. f. A female brasier or tinker.

ٿکور ṭikor H s. m. A cataplasm, a poultice.

ٿٿري ṭaṭirī S̱. s. f. The name of a bird. See ٿٿي‍ﮩري A sandpiper.

ٿهاٿ ṭhāṭ H s. m. 1. The frame of a roof for thatching, on which the straw is laid. 2. Ar- rangement, adjustment. 3. See ٿهاٿهـ ṭhāṭh.

ٿٿواني ṭaṭwānī H s. f. A pony mare.

ٿالنا ṭālnā H (trans. of ٿلنا) v. a. 1. To evade, prevaricate, to avoid, put off, postpone, defer. 2. To drive out of the way, put or turn aside, ward off, fend, obviate, move, remove, prevent.

ٿرم ٿرم ṭurm-turm H s. (dakh.) Voice of the frog.

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.