تند tund S. तुङ्ग, or तूर्ण?
P تند tund (S. तुङ्ग, or तूर्ण?), adj. Quick, swift, rapid, fast, fleet; brisk, active; hot, sharp, acrid; hot-spirited, impetuous, hasty; severe, stern, acrimonious; fierce, furious, violent:—tund-ḵẖo, adj. Hot-tempered, passionate, irascible, violent-tempered, furious; fretful, peevish:—tund-ḵẖoʼī, s.f. Violence of temper, aptitude to unreasonable and excessive anger, passionateness, irascibility; fretfulness, peevishness:—tund-raftār, adj. Fast-going, swift, fleet:—tund-zabān, adj. Speaking rapidly; fluent, eloquent:—tund-mizāj, adj. Hot-tempered, &c.=tund-ḵẖo, q.v.:—tund-honā, v.n. To become angry, be very displeased.
ٿانڐ टांड ṭāṅḍ
H ٿانڐ टांड ṭāṅḍ [S. ताडिः], s.f. An ornament worn on the upper arm, a kind of armlet.
ٿانڐ टांड ṭāṅḍ
H ٿانڐ टांड ṭāṅḍ [S. तन्त्र], s.f. (m.?), A scaffolding (in a field of corn, &c. on which a person keeps watch when the grain is ripe to frighten away birds and other animals), a raised seat, stage, platform; a projecting sheif (in a wall).
ٿنڐ टुण्ड ṭunḍ
H ٿنڐ टुण्ड ṭunḍ [S. तुण्डं], s.m. A hand or branch that has been cut off; stump of a branch, or arm, &c.
ٿانڙ टांड़ ṭāṅṛ
H ٿانڙ टांड़ ṭāṅṛ, = H ٿانڙي टांड़ी ṭāṅṛī, s.f. (prov.)=ṭāṅḍ, and ṭāṅḍī, qq.v.
