ٿنك टनक ṭanak
H ٿنك टनक ṭanak [S. स्तन+कृ], s.f. A harsh sound; jingle, tinkle, ring (of metal, china, &c.); throb, beat, shooting pain; spirit, mettle.
تنك tunak, tunuk S. tanuka
P تنك tunak, tunuk (S. tanuka), adj. Little, small; thin, slight, slender; weak, delicate; effeminate;—s.m. A thin cake or fritter (=tunkī):—tunuk-ḥawās, adj. Sensible; sensitive:—tunuk-ḥawāsī, s.f. Sensibility, sensitiveness:—tunuk-ṣabr, adj. Having little patience, impatient:—tunuk-ṣabrī, s.f. Want of patience, impatience:—tunuk-z̤arf, adj. & s.m. lit. 'A weak vessel'; shallow; empty; simple; unable to keep a secret; unable to drink much, easily upset by drink;—a simpleton; a tale-bearer, tattler:—tunuk-māya, adj. Slight or weak in substance; poor of resources:—tunuk-mizāj, adj. Whimsical; fretful, peevish, captious, touchy, irritable:—tunuk-mizājī, s.f. Fretfulness, peevishness, captiousness, irritability.
تنقيح tanqīḥ
A تنقيح tanqīḥ [inf. n. ii of نقح 'to extract' (marrow), &c.], s.f. Cleaning, polishing; clearing (the bowels), purging;—deciding (disputes), investigation, examination, sifting, search, inquiry, ascertaining:—tanqīḥ-t̤alab, adj. Demanding inquiry or investigation; to be decided or determined; for decision:—tanqīḥ karnā (-kī), To decide, determine; to ascertain; to sift, go to the bottom (of).
ٿينك टेंक ṭeṅk
H ٿينك टेंक ṭeṅk, s.f.m. (prov.)=ṭek, q.v.
