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ṭap, ṭappâ, etc., i. 214 ṭapak, i. 214; ii. 32 ṭamak, ii. 32 ṭalnâ, ṭalaṇeṇ, etc. (√ṭal), i. 244; iii. 59 ṭasak, ii. 32 ṭahak, ii. 32, 33 ṭahaṇu, i. 337 ṭahnî, i. 226 ṭâkaṇeṇ, i. 324; iii. 224 ṭaṭ, i. 215 ṭaṇ, ṭânnâ, etc., i. 227 ṭaṇḍâ, i. 231 ṭâp, etc., i. 214 ṭâmo, i. 342; ii. 21 ṭâhâḍ, i. 231 ṭio, i. 150 ṭikaḍî, ṭikaḷî, etc. (tilaka), i. 197, 226; ii. 120 ṭikâït, ii. 105 ṭikâû, ii. 41 ṭip, etc., i. 214, 215 ṭilavâ, i. 314 ṭih, i. 163, 347 ṭihâî, *ib.* ṭilâ, i. 226 ṭikâ, (tilaka), ii. 120 ṭip, i. 214, 215 ṭih, i. 259 ṭuṇḍ, i. 226 ṭubaṇu, i. 276; ii. 30 ṭuṭ, ṭuṭ, etc. (√ṭruṭ), i. 336; iii. 52 ṭe, i. 337 ṭekaḍâ, ii. 120 ṭekuyâ, ii. 39 ṭeknâ, i. 142 ṭeḍâ, ṭeḍhâ, etc., i. 237, 350 ṭep, i. 215 ṭehalyâ, ii. 35 ṭokâ, i. 215, 261 ṭopnâ, i. 214, 215