ترسا tarsā
P ترسا tarsā, s.m. A Christian; a fire-worshipper, guebre; a pagan, an infidel:—tarsā-baćća, s.m. Son of a Christian, or of a fire-worshipper; Christian youth; young fire-worshipper.
ترشي turshī from tursh
P ترشي turshī (from tursh), s.f. Sourness, acidity; harshness, gruffness, sternness; surliness, crabbedness, ill-temper:—turshi-bādī, adj. (in Med.) Acid or flatulent.
ترصيع tarṣīʻ
A ترصيع tarṣīʻ [inf. n. ii of رصع 'to stick'], s.f. Set ting, fixing, or putting together (jewels, precious stones, &c.); furnishing or adorning with jewels, &c.; making the words of a clause of rhyming prose, or of verse, conformable in their measures, and agreeing, in their latter parts, with the corresponding words of the corresponding clause (cf. muraṣṣaʻ).
تراشه tarāsha
P تراشه tarāsha [Zend thwarsta; S. त्वष्ट; see tarāsh], s.m. lit. 'What is pared off,' &c.; paring, shaving, chip, splinter, clip, shred, scrap.
ترشه tursha, turusha rel. n. from tursh, q.v.
P ترشه tursha, turusha (rel. n. from tursh, q.v.), s.m. A species of fruit; wild sorrel.
