ٿوٿا टूटा ṭūṭā
H ٿوٿا टूटा ṭūṭā [S. त्रुटित+कः, or perf. part. of ṭūṭ-nā], part. adj. (f. -ī), Broken, cracked, damaged; shattered, demolished; crumpled; decayed;—s.m. Loss; failure, deficiency:—ṭūṭā-phūṭā, adj. Broken to pieces, demolished; broken, cracked, damaged;—s.m. Pieces, fragments.
توتا तोता totā
H توتا तोता totā [P. tota; S. थुत्+अकः; cf. totlā and toto], s.m. A parrot;—pet, darling (a term of endearment applied to children):—totā-ćashm, adj. lit. 'Parrot-eyed'; faithless, false, treacherous:—totā-sā bolnā, v.n. To talk like a parrot, to prattle or talk sweetly:—tote uṛ-jānā (-ke, or hathoṅ-ke), To lose one's power of prating, to be struck dumb, to be confounded:—tote-kī-sī aṅkheṅ phernā, v.n. To turn away one's faithless eyes (to another), to withdraw the affections (from), to become indifferent (to).
طوطي t̤ūt̤ī for tūtī
P طوطي t̤ūt̤ī (for tūtī), s.f. A parrot, paroquet;—the small singing bird Loxia rosea, or Carpodacus erythrinus;—(met.) a sweet-tongued or eloquent speaker:—t̤ūt̤ī bulwānā or bulwā-lenā (apnī), 'To cause (one's) t̤ūt̤ī to sing'; to acquire fame, get a name:—t̤ūt̤ī bolnā (-kisī kī), 'The t̤ūt̤ī (of anyone) to be singing'; to be in good repute; to gain the ear (of one in authority); to be winning golden opinions; to acquire influence or authority:—t̤ūt̤ī-ke-se hoṅṭh mal-ḍālṇā (-kisī-ke), To rub or twist the parrot-like lips (of one,—a phrase used by way of an affectionate or friendly admonition).
ٿوٿي टूटी ṭūṭī
H ٿوٿي टूटी ṭūṭī, s.f. Loss, injury; failure, discomfiture (=ṭūṭ).
توتا तोता totā
H توتا तोता totā [S. त्रोटिः+कः], s.m. The hammer or cock of a matchlock.
