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طوق t̤auq v.n. fr. طوق 'to be able to do, or to bear,' c.

A طوق t̤auq (v.n. fr. طوق 'to be able to do, or to bear,' &c.), s.m. A neck-ring; a collar (of gold, &c., for ornament; or of iron, &c. for punishment; or worn as a badge of servitude); a necklace; a yoke:—t̤auq-o-zanjīr, or t̤auq-ě-zanjīr, s.m. Irons and fetters, manacles:—t̤auq-ě-zanjīr karnā, v.t. To put in irons, to imprison.