Takrúri = a Moslem negroid from Central and Western North Africa, iv. 298.
Takwà (form gen. used for “Ittikà”) = fearing God, vi. 96.
Talákan báinan = a triple divorce before witnesses, ii. 148.
Talámizah = disciples (sing. Talmíz) i. 251.
Tale of the Simpleton Husband i. 239. (W. M. Version) v. 116.
Tales were told before the peep of day, i. 359.
Tamanná (_Arab._) = “She saluted the king by kissing her finger tips and raising them to her brow,” iii. 108.
Tamásil = (the Pavilion of) Pictures (generally carved images), i. 29.
Tambúr der. from “Tabl” = a drum (hence modern “Tambour”) iv. 209.
Tá-mera (Coptic) = the Land of the Nile Flood, vi. 12.
Tamím (_Arab._) pl. of Tamímat = spells, charms, amulets, “Thummim,” iv. 332.
Tamkín = gravity, assurance (_tr._ “Self-possession”) ii. 8.
Tamtar Aysh? (_Arab._) _i.e._, Ayyu Shayyin “What do the skies rain!” iv. 207.
Tannúr = large earthern jar (_tr._ “oven-jar”) i. 208.
—— = oven, (misprint for “Kubúr” = Tombs) i. 265.
Tanzíl = coming down, revelation of the Koran, v. 43.
Tarábulus-town (also Atrábulus) arabisations of Tripolis, iv. 169.
Tarajjama, frequently used in this MS. (ST.) iv. 242.
“Tarajjum,” taking refuge from Satan the Stoned (Rajím) vi. 190.
Tarammá al-Mahramah (throwing the handkerchief) used in the old forms of choosing a mate, iv. 31.
Tari (_Arab._) _lit._ = wet (_tr._ “soothing”) iv. 71.
Tarjumán = a dragoman (_tr._ “Truchman”) ii. 185; vi. 89.
Tarjumánah (_fem._ of “Tarjumán” = a dragoman) = _lit._ an “interpreter” woman, vi. 89.
Tartara (_Arab._) _tr._ “perked up” (prob. an emphatic reduplication of Tarra = “sprouting, pushing forward”) v. 443.
Tasht = “basin” (the consonantic outline being the same as of “tashshat”) = she was raining, sprinkling (ST.) a possible pun, v. 147.
Tasill sallata’l-Munkatí’ín = _lit._ “raining on the drouth-hardened earth of the cut-off” (_tr._ “Watering the dry ground”) i. 345.
Tastaghís (_Arab._) = _lit._ crying out “Wa Ghausáh!”—“Ho to my aid” (_tr._ “Help! Help!”) v. 157.
Tatadakhkhal ’alay-h = “sue his protection,” vi. 134.
Tauhán al-Husán, _tr._ “lost in the waste,” v. 409.
Tawáf = Circuiting (an act of worship) iii. 298.
Tawánís (instead of “Tawánis,” _pl._ of Taunas), _tr._ “cordage” (ST.) v. 133.