تمر tamr, vulg. tamar
A تمر tamr, vulg. tamar, s.m. A ripe date, a date:—tamr-ě-hindī, s.f. Tamarind.
تعمير taʻmīr
A تعمير taʻmīr [inf. n. ii of عمر 'to make habitable; to build,' &c.], s.f. Building, constructing; construction, structure; rebuilding; repairing:—taʻmīr karnā, v.t. To build, construct, &c.:—taʻmīr honā, v.n. To be built.
تعميد taʻmīd
A تعميد taʻmīd [inf. n. ii of عمد 'to prop or support'], s.f. Propping up; damming (a stream, &c.);—baptizing.
تيمار tīmār
P تيمار tīmār [S. स्तीम+कार], s.m. Care (of), attention (to), looking (after); attendance (on the sick); regimen (of the sick); infirmity, sickness, indisposition; affliction, sorrow, grief; condolence, sympathy.
طومار t̤ūmār v.n. fr. طمر, of which Form II.=ʻto fold or roll up';—prob. akin to Gr. τόμος
A طومار t̤ūmār (v.n. fr. طمر, of which Form II.=ʻto fold or roll up';—prob. akin to Gr. τόμος), s.m. 'A paper, &c. folded or rolled up,' a roll, scroll; a volume, book; an account-book; (met.) a long story; a heap:—t̤ūmār bāṅdhnā (-kā), To make a long story (of); to make much (of little); to go to great lengths:—t̤ūmār-navīs, s.m. An accountant:—jamʻ-ě-t̤ūmār, The produce or collection of a land recorded in Government books.
