توپ तोप top
H توپ तोप top [S. स्तूपः], s.m. Heap, pile; cluster; a Buddhist monument, a tumulus erected over a sacred spot (as the top of Manikiāla in the Panjāb); a cluster of trees, a grove, plantation, garden.
توپ top
P & H توپ top [T. tob, top, orig. 'a round mass'=S. stūpa], s.f. A gun, cannon, field-piece; mortar, howitzer;—(fig.) a fat or corpulent person:—top-andāz, s.m. A gunner, a cannoneer:—top-par rakhnā, v.t. To blow away from a gun (=top-se uṛānā):—top-ćalānā, top ćhoṛnā (-par), To cannonade:—top-ḵẖāna, s.m. Artillery; the artillery (in an army); a battery, a park of artillery; the place where cannon and artillery stores are kept, an arsenal:—top-ḵẖāna-ě-dastī, s.m. Fire-arms, muskets, rifles (as opposed to cannon):—top dāg̠nā (-par) = top ćalānā, q.v.:—top ḍhālnā, v.n. To cast cannon:—top-se uṛānā, v.t. To blow away from a gun; to condemn to be shot:—top lagānā, top mārnā, v.n.=top ćalānā, q.v.
ٿوپ टोप ṭop
H ٿوپ टोप ṭop, = H ٿوپا टोपा ṭopā, s.m. A covering for the head; a cornered cap (lined with cotton) which covers the ears and the back of the head; a kind of hood; a hat, helmet; cover, head, or cap (of a thing); a thimble; a drop; bait; a long stitch (such as is used in basting or tacking, cf. ṭappā).
ٿوپ टोप ṭop
H ٿوپ टोप ṭop [S. स्तूपः], s.m. A Buddhist monument (a kind of tumulus erected over sacred relics of the great Buddha, or on spots consecrated as the scenes of his acts).
تپ तप tap
P & H تپ तप tap [Pehl. tap; Zend tafnu, rt. tap; S. तप,
or ताप], s.f. Heat, warmth; fever;—tap-utarnā, v.n. Fever to go off:—tap-ućhlī, s.f.=tap-ḵẖāla, q.v.:—tap-tillī, s.f. Induration and enlargement of the spleen, &c.=tāp-tiliī, q.v.s.v. tāp:—tap ćaṛhnā, v.n. Fever to come on:—tap-ḵẖāla, s.m. Breaking out on the lips after a fever, or of a fever in the system; the thrush:—tap-ě-diq, s.f. Hectic fever, consumption, phthisis:—tap-ě-g̠ib, s.f. A tertian fever:—tap-kā mūt-jānā, s.m. The breaking out of an eruption on the lips after a fever:—tap-ě-larza, s.m. An ague:—tap-e-mǒḥriq, s.m. A burning fever:—tap-ě-muwāz̤aba, s.m. A quotidian fever:—tap-ě-naubat, s.f. Intermittent fever.
