English-Urdu-Hindi (1 volume)

TOG
TOGA (L.), 'a gown; togated.
TOLLO (L.), to lift up; attollent, extol.
TOLERO (L.), to bear; tolerate, intolerable.
TOLŪTIM (L.), with an ambling pace; to-
lutation.
TONDEO, TONSUM (L.), to clip; tonsile.
TONO (L.), to thunder, to sound loudly;
astonish, detonate, intonate.
TONOS (Gr.), TONUS (L.), a tone; tune, at-
tune, barytone, mistune, monotone, se-
mitone, untune.
[tine.
TONTI, an Italian, the inventor of the ton-
Tool (D.), an ornament; toy.
Topos (Gr.), a place; toparch, topic, topo-
graphy, utopian.
TORNO (L.), to turn; attorn.
TOURNER (Fr.), to turn; tournament.
TORPEO (L.), to be benumbed; torpid.
TORQUEO, TORTUM (L.), to twist; tort, tor-
toise, torture, contort, detort, distort,
entortilation, extort, intort, retort, un-
distorted.
[rent, torrid.
TORREO, TOSTUM (L.), to parch; toast, tor-
TORUS (L.), a bed; thoral.
TOUT, TOUS (Fr.), all; tattoo.
ToxĬCUM (L.), poison; intoxicate.
TRABS (L.), architrave.
TRADO (L.), See under Do.
TRAGOS (Gr.), goat; tragedy.
TRAHISON (Fr.), See under TRAHO.
TRAHO, TRACTUM (L.), to draw; trace,
tract, trade, trait, treat, abstract, at-
tract, contract, counterattraction, de-
tract, distract, entreut, estreat, extract,
incontracted, intractable, maltreat, ob-
trectation, portray, precontract, pro-
tract, retrace, retract, retreat, subcon-
tracted, subtract, unattructed, undis-
tracted, unretracted, untraced, untrad-
ing, untreatable.
TRACTO (L.), to handle; contrectation.
TRAHISON (Fr.), treason.
TRANCHER (Fr.), to cut; trench, intrench, re-
trench, unintrenched. [alpine, transport.
TRANS (L.) over, beyond; transom, trans-
TRAUMA Gr.), a wound; traumatic.
TRECHO (Gr.), to run; trickle ?
TREIS (Gr.), TRES (L.), three; trey, triad,
trine, trio, subtriple, treble, trefoil, tria-
logue, triangle, trident, triennial, tri-
eterical, trifallow, trifistulary, trifoly,
triform, trigamy, triglyph, trigon, tri-
gonometry, trilateral, triliteral, trillion,
trimeter, trinity, trinomial, triobolar
tripartite, tripersonal, triphthong, tri
ple, tripod, trireme, trisagion, trisulc,
trisyllable, tritheism, triumvir, triune,
trivial.
TRICHE (Gr.), thrice; trichotomy.
TROIS (Fr.) three, trocar.
TREKKER (Dan.), to draw; trigger.
TRENDEL (S.), a round body; trundle.
TREPHO (Gr.), to nourish; atrophy.
TREPIDO (L.), to tremble; trepidation, in-
trepid.
TREPO (Gr.), to turn heliotrope, protrep-
[tical.
UMB
TROPE (Gr.), a turning; trope, trophy, tropic.
TRIBULO (L.), to beat, to vex; tribulation.
TRIBUO, TRIBUTUM (L.), to give; tribute, at-
tribute, contribute, distribute, retribute.
TRICE(L.),an, impediment; extricate, inex-
tricable, intricate, intrigue, unintricated.
TRICHE (Gr.). See under TRIES.
TRIER (Fr.), to choose try, untried.
TRIPUDIUM (L.), a dance; tripudiary.
TROCHOS (Gr.), a wheel; trochilic, truck.
TROGLE (Gr.), a hole, a cave; troglodyte.
TROIS (Fr.). See under TREIS.
TRONÇON (Fr.), a broken piece; trounce?
truncheon.
TROU (Fr.), a hole; trolmydames.
TROUVER (Fr), to find; contrive, retrieve,
irretrievable, trover.
TROYES (Fr.), a town in France; troy.
TRUDO, TRUSUM (L.), to thrust; trusion,
abstruse, detrude, extrude, intrude, ob-
trude, protrude, retrude, unobtrusive.
TRUNCUS (L.), a trunk; truncate, detrunc-
ation, obtruncate.
TRUTINA (L.), a balance; trutination.
TRYWSIAN (S.), to confide; trust, distrust,
intrust, mistrust, overtrust, untrustiness.
TUBER (L.), a swelling; tuberous, extuber-
ant, protuberate.
TUEOR, TUITUM, TUTUM (L.), to see, to pro-
tect; tuition, tutor, intuition, mistutor,
subtutor, untutored.
TUMEO (L.), to swell; tumid, contumacy,
contumely, intumescence.
TUMULUS L.), a tomb; intumulate.
TUNDO, TUSUM (L.), to beat; contuse, ob-
tund, pertusion, retund.
TUNKEN (Ger.), to dip; dank?
TUPHOS (Gr.), smoke, stupor; typhus.
TUPOS (Gr.), TYPUS (L.), a mark, a figure;
type, antitype, archetype, ectype, pre-
typify, prototype, stereotype, typocosmy,
typography.
TURBA (L.), a crowd, confusion; turbid,
disturb, imperturbable, indisturbance,
perturb, undisturbed.
TURBO (L.), a whirling round; turbinated.
TURGEO (L.), to swell; turgent, inturges-
cence.
TURPIS (L.), base; deturpate, turpitude.
TWEGEN (L.), twain; twice, between.
TwEO (S.), doubt; twilight.
TYDDR (S.), tender; tidbit.
U.
UBER (L.), fruitful; uberous, exuberant.
UBI (L.), where; ubication.
UBIQUE (L.), every where; ubiquity.
UISGE (Ir.), water; whisky, usquebaugh.
ULCUS, ULCERIS (L.), an ulcer; exulcerate.
ULĪGO (L.), moisture, ooze; uliginous.
ULTRA (L.), beyond, farther; ulterior,
ultramarine, ultramontane. [nultimate.
ULTIMUS (L.), last; penultimate, antepe-
UMBRA (L.), a shadow; umbrage, adumb-
rate, obumbrate, penumbra.
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