The tick of a watch &c.
The tie of the waist cloth round the waist.
The tie of the waistcloth.
The time from day-break to sunrise, early morning, dawn. Concealment, covering, the not being disclosed.
The time of evening.
The time of harvest, the crop of any season.
The time of morning.
The time of rising, morning.
The time of rising, morning.
The time of youth.
The time of youth.
The time the Sun remains in each of the XXVI divisions of the zodiac viz. 14 days.
The tine of the early afternoon. A midday meal.
The title for the Company’s rupees.
The tongue of a buckle, a buckle. A small handsaw.
The tongue, a long depending hump on a bullock.
The tongue, language, speech, words. Name of one of the strings of the satara.
The tongue, language, speech. Name of one of the strings of the sitara.
The tongue, sweet alluring language, taste, flavor.
The top of the reed sara from the last knot upwards, used for making baskets &c., a reed pen. The power to curse, a curse from which calamity follows. A thin round rod of silver or pewter with which antimony is applied to the eyes. the stalk or a straw of
The top part of a stalk of sugar cane, of a tree etc. the tail or extremity of anything.
The top, surface.
The tops and empty pods of oil grains given as food for camels etc.
The total, whole, sum.
The tow line of a boat.
The trampling on or eating up one’s crops as done by stray cattle. Adj. given to cattle for grazing a cut or dried up field of grain.
The trappings of a horse, the ornaments appended to a saddle.
The treading out the grain in the threshing floor. Slaughter, mortality. Toil, labor. A kind of verse. The reverse end of a sword blade where it joins the handle.
The treble, triple, threefold.
The tree Kadaba which grows near Cape Monze Dr. S..
The trespassing of an animal in a field.
The triplicate of a bill of exchange.
The tropic of cancer.
The tropic of Capricorn.
The true spiritual guide. A little for the Deity Hindu.
The trunk of a tree, stem.
The trunk of the body. Weighing, measuring grain and merchandize.
The tube in a hookah through which the tobacco smoke is conveyed down to the water.
The tufts of tangled hair worn by fakirs.
The turning beam to which a beast is tied in a water wheel.
The tusk of a boar.
The tusk of a boar. Muslmans are called Singha by the Brahmans as the initial letter of the word m is the mark of the sign Leo Singh.
The twelfth day of the lunar fortnight.
The twentieth sprat of a bigah.
The twisting together of two or more threads to form one string.
The two or deuce in cards or dice. The odd two above the reckoning by four in the game of नका टूए نڪا ٽُوئي.
The two or three days previous to a Hindu wedding when the bride and groom separately go through certain forms in private. Also the forms then gone through.
The tying a horse’s head upright to prevent his eating.
The tying one’s hands and feet, pinioning.
The tying the hands behind back.
The udder.
The under skin of rice taken off the chawaru by pounding.
The universe, earth, world.
The unraveled threads of cloth, irregular tangled hairs.
The upper cross stick in the frame of a water wheel. A tax on water wheels.
The upper horizontal stick of the Madhayn or stick which supports the eaves of a house.
The upper part of the thigh used as the lap. Beginning, commencement.
The upper story of a two storied house. An upper roomed house, the upper rooms.
The urine of the cow.
The use of foul language.
The uttering the sound hu, the sign of attention or listening, a herm.
The uvula.
The vapor arising from rain fallen on ground previously heated. Miasma.
The variegated show form a number of fine things or of persons finely dressed.
The Vedas or Hindu scriptures.
The vicinity of a city. Environs, suburbs.
The visit paid by a bride and her husband to her parents after their honey moon.
The visiting a newly married couple after the honeymoon.
The vocative in grammar.
The vowel mark,
The vowel or diphthong औ او.
The wad of a gun. Past part. of लिंबणु لِنبڻ.
The wages for reaping, or the giving out such. Exciting a quarrel.
The waist string of a pair of drawers. The rope by which the yoke is fastened to the plough. s. m. The navel string, umbilical cord. A water plant the leaves of which are used as food.
The waist.
The waist.
The wall of a tent.
The want of provisions or means of a journey.
The wanting hair on face.
The warp beam of a loom.
The warp bridge of a loom.
The warp of a web.
The warp of a web.
The water course which conveys the water from wheel through the fields. Building, erecting, a building.
The water in which Nanak Shahi fakir has washed his feet or otherwise made holy, drank by his disciples.
The water of the safflower dye left after the strength of the dye which has been taken out of it.
The watered marks on a well tempered blade. जंव्हरु or जंव्हारु جنوهرُ يا جنوهارُ A gem, jewel.
The watering of land after sowing, irrigating.
The ways or rules of worldly guidance, the world, worldly life or concerns.
The wedges fastening the cogs in the wheel of a water wheel.
The weighing by maunds, weight in maunds.
The weight of obligation or gratitude, a burden of sin.
The weight or influence of friendship.
The weight suspended below a loom to weigh down and keep fixed the warp rods or slips of wood passing between the threads.
The west.
The west.
The wheel of a cart round piece of a couch to raise it. The roller of a pulley.
The wheel of a Persian water wheel &c. The whirling of a sword, the sword exercise.
The whistling of the wind, the humming of a top &c.
The wick of a lamp. An embroidered edge on cloth. The edge of anything. Prep. Near, to, for, in exchange for speaking of the price of anything, with, in the hands of.
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