Urdu Dictionary

تقي tuqā

A تقي tuqā [inf. n. of تقي], s.m. Fear of God, piety (=taqwā; taqīya).

ٿکاو टिकाऊ ṭikāʼū

H ٿکاو टिकाऊ ṭikāʼū [ṭikā, rt. of ṭikānā +ū, Prk. एअव्वं=S. (इ)तव्यं], adj. Stationary, fixed, firm, stable, durable, lasting.

ٿکا टका ṭakā

H ٿکا टका ṭakā [Prk. टक्कओ; S. टङ्ककः], A copper coin equal to two pice (paisā); two pice; two pie (pāʼī); (local) a rupee; money, wealth:—ṭakā-bhar, adj. lit. 'As much as a ṭakā'; a little:—ṭakā-bīṛā, s.m. lit. 'Money and betel leaf or pān'; dues paid on the occasion of betrothals and marriages (usually to the proprietor in possession, or to sub-proprietors of estates):—ṭakā-sā jawāb, s.m. A ready, pert, or plain answer; a point-blank refusal:—ṭakā-sī jān, s.f. A sole individual life without relations or dependants:—ṭake dhaṛī lagānā, v.t. To sell cheap:—ṭake-wālī, s.f. A cheap trull.

توقيع tauqīʻ

A توقيع tauqīʻ [inf. n. ii of وقع 'to fall'], s.f. Signing (an order, &c.) with the royal signet; the royal signet put to diplomas, letters patent, and other public deeds.

تقي taqī

A تقي taqī, adj. God-fearing, pious, devout.