تپ

तप tap[Pehl. tap; Zend tafnu, rt. tap; S. तप, or ताप], s.f. Heat, warmth; fever;—taputarnā, v.n. Fever to go off:—tap-ućhlī, s.f.=tap-ḵẖāla, q.v.:—tap-tillī, s.f. Induration and enlargement of the spleen, etc.=tāp-tiliī, q.v.s.v. tāp:—tap ćaṛhnā, v.n. Fever to come on:—tap-ḵẖāla, s.m. Breaking out on the lips after a fever, or of a fever in the system; the thrush:—tap-ě-diq, s.f. Hectic fever, consumption, phthisis:—tap-ě-g̠ib, s.f. A tertian fever:—tap-kāmūt-jānā, s.m. The breaking out of an eruption on the lips after a fever:—tap-ě-larza, s.m. An ague:—tap-e-mǒḥriq, s.m. A burning fever:—tap-ě-muwāz̤aba, s.m. A quotidian fever:—tap-ě-naubat, s.f. Intermittent fever.