ترکي turkī from turk
P ترکي turkī (from turk), adj. & s.m. Of or belonging to a Turk; Turkish, Turk-like;—a horse of Turkish breed;—s.f. The Turkish language; Turk-like qualities or habits, oppression, haughtiness, insolence, &c. (see turk):—turkī ba-turkī, adv. Insolence for insolence, &c.; tit for tat; a Rowland for an Oliver (e.g. jawāb turkī ba-turkī denā, To answer insolence with insolence, to give tit for tat):—turkī tamām honā (-kī), One's pride or haughtiness to come to an end; to be humbled or abased; to be undone or ruined; to be all over (with).
ترکه tarika, vulg. tarka for A. ترکة tarikat, fem.
P ترکه tarika, vulg. tarka (for A. ترکة tarikat, fem.), s.m. A legacy, bequest; inheritance; inheritance by succession or bequest; effects or estate of a deceased person:—tarika bilā waṣīyat-nāma, s.m. Intestate property:—tarka-pānewālā, s.m. A legatee:—tarke-meṅ ānā, v.n. To come as a bequest, be obtained as an inheritance;—to descend (to); to succeed (to); to come into possession:—tarke-meṅ ćhoṛnā, v.t. To leave as a legacy, to bequeath.
تڙکا तड़का taṛkā
H تڙکا तड़का taṛkā [taṛak, q.v.+S. कः], s.m. lit. 'A cleaving, breaking'; break of day, dawn, early morning:—taṛkā honā, v.n. To be day-break, to dawn;—to be broken, become bankrupt, to be reduced to poverty; to be roused, have the eyes opened, be brought to one's senses; to be astonished or astounded:—taṛke, adv. At dawn or day-break, in the early morning, early.
تيراکي तैराकी tairākī
H تيراکي तैराकी tairākī [tairāk+ī = Prk. इआ=S. इका], s.f. The art of swimming (=pairākī).
تاريکي tārīkī
P تاريکي tārīkī, s.f. Darkness, obscurity.
