تلف talaf
A تلف talaf, s.m. Perishing; ruin, destruction, loss; profusion, prodigality, waste, consumption, expense:—talafuʼl-māl ḵẖalafuʼl-ʻumr, The loss of riches is the prolongation of life:—talaf karnā or kar-denā, v.t. To ruin, destroy; to waste, consume:—talaf honā, v.n. To perish, to be destroyed or ruined; to be wasted; to meet with a loss, be unfortunate.
تاليف tālīf
A تاليف tālīf [inf. n. ii of الف 'to cleave to,' 'to like,' &c.], s.f. Uniting, connecting, bringing together; uniting in friendship, reconciling; conciliating, winning;—collecting, compiling; compilation, composition;—tālīf-ě-qulūb, s.f. Uniting hearts in friendship; conciliating or winning hearts, or the art of doing so:—tālīf karnā, v.t. To unite in friendship, to reconcile; to conciliate, win;—to compile, compose (a book, &c.).
طلف t̤alf v.n. fr. طلف
A طلف t̤alf (v.n. fr. طلف), s.m. A gift, present.
