ٿولا टोला ṭolā
H ٿولا टोला ṭolā, s.m. A quarter or district of a town; a part of a town inhabited by men of one class, sect, or trade;—a set (of anything), a complete assortment;—a piece of rock, a stone, a large pebble; a knock, stroke.
تولا तौला taulā
H تولا तौला taulā, s.m.=taulī, q.v.
تولا तोला tolā
H تولا तोला tolā [S. तोलकः], s.m. A weight of 12 (or 16) māshas (esp. of gold or silver), the weight of the Sicca rupee, or about 179⅔ grains; (the tola is reckoned in books at 16 māshas of 6½ grains each, and weighs therefore 184 grains Troy; in practice, however, it is calculated at 12 māshas, jeweller's weight, and weighs nearly 210 grains);—a weigher of coins, &c.; weighman:—tolā-dār, s.m. Weighman (=tolā).
تلا तला tulā perf. part. of tulnā, q.v.
H تلا तला tulā (perf. part. of tulnā, q.v.), part. adj. Weighed; poised, evenly balanced, in equipoise, in equilibrium;—tulā huʼā, adj. Idem:—tulā rahnā, v.n. To sit evenly balanced (in a boat, &c.), to sit straight or erect (on a horse; cf. tul baithnā); to be in equilibrium:—tule-mile zor, s.m. A system of forces in equilibrium.
تولا तौला taulā
H تولا तौला taulā, s.m. An intoxicating liquor made from the flowers of the Mahuʼā tree.
