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تنکا तिनका tinkā

H تنکا तिनका tinkā [S. तृणकः], s.m. Grass, straw; a blade of grass; a bit of the stalk of grass; a bit or scrap (of thread, paper, &c.); a mote, particle:—tinkā dāṅtoṅ-meṅ (or muṅh-meṅ) lenā, v.n. To make submission; to confess inferiority; to ask for quarter:—tinkā na rahnā, v.n. To have not a scrap remaining, to be cleaned out (of money, &c.), to be robbed of everything:—tinke ćunnā, v.n. 'To pick straws'; to be intoxicated, or insane, or mad, &c.

ٿنکا टंका ṭankā

H ٿنکا टंका ṭankā [ṭanak+S. कः], s.m. Jingle, clink, ring (of plates, dishes, &c.=ṭanak, q.v.).