تخم tuḵẖm
P تخم tuḵẖm [Pehl. tokhm; Zend taokhman, rt. tuć; S. tokman], s.m. Seed; sperm; an egg; a testicle; origin, principle:—tuḵẖm-ě-bālangū, s.m. The seed of sweet basil, or of the mountain balm; a seed of cooling quality:—tuḵẖm-ě-bad, adj. 'Bad seed'; of bad stock, low-bred:—tuḵẖm-pāshī, tuḵẖm-rezī, s.f. Scattering seed, sowing; tuḵẖm-pāshī karnā, v.n. To sow seed:—tuḵẖm-ě-raiḥān, s.f. Purslain; the seed of Ocymum pilosum; a cooling drink:—tuḵẖm-ě-kāhū, s.m. Seed of lettuce, Lactuca sativa:—tuḵẖm-ě-katān, s.m. Linseed.
