طور t̤aur v.n. fr. طور 'to hover round'
A طور t̤aur (v.n. fr. طور 'to hover round'), s.m. State, condition, quality; kind, sort; manner, mode, way; conduct, demeanour:—t̤aur-be-t̤aur honā, v.n. To be in a bad way, or in a wretched condition; to be at the point of death; to be badly treated:—t̤aur-t̤arīqa, s.m. Way of acting, manner, deportment; practice, habit, manner of dealing:—ba-t̤aur, adv. In the way, or by way (of); as (e.g. ba-t̤auṛ-ě-māmūl, as usual, regularly, &c.):—ba-t̤aur-ě-ḵẖẉud, In his (or her, or their, &c.) own way; of itself, of himself, of themselves; personally.
تور तूर tūr
H تور तूर tūr, s.m.=tūl, q.v.
توڙ तोड़ toṛ
H توڙ तोड़ toṛ [Prk. तोड़ो, S. त्रोटः; see toṛnā], s.m. Breaking; break, interruption; fracture, rupture; breach, rent, fissure; breaking or injuring power (of a gun, &c.); force or velocity (of a current, &c.); method of warding off or meeting (a blow, &c.), guard, defence; efficacy, effect, virtue (of a medicine, &c.); effective or telling rejoinder, answer, refutation; turning point, height, climax (of heat, cold, disease, &c.); irrigation of fields by flooding (i.e. by breaking down a dam, or the ridges of water-courses); whey;—a net thrown over a child's cradle, or a woman's pālkī:—toṛ-phoṛ, toṛ-tāṛ, s.m. Breaking and smashing; breaking to pieces; fracture, rupture; breach; injury, damage, destruction, ravage, havoc; effectiveness; plain-speaking; winning over, allurement, enticement:—toṛ-joṛ (and joṛ-toṛ), s.m. Breaking and joining; breaking (with one) and taking up (with another); taking to pieces and reconstructing (a machine); arrangement (of words in composition), construction (of a sentence), combination, cutting out and putting together (a garment); contriving, managing, effecting through shifts and expedients; deliberation, planning; plans, contrivances, schemes, devices, expedients, shifts:—toṛ karnā (-meṅ), To make a breach (in, as a ball):—toṛ-kasr, s.m. Fractions (in Arith.).
طور t̤ūr v.n. fr. طور 'to hover round'
A طور t̤ūr (v.n. fr. طور 'to hover round'), s.m. A mountain; Mount Sinai.
تير tīr
P تير tīr [S. तृतीया], s.f. The fourth solar month of the Persian year (corresponding to the Hindī Sāwan); the festival held on the third day of the lunar fortnight of the month Sāwan (=tīj):—tīr-teʼohār, s.m.=tīj-teʼohār, q.v.
