تل

तल tala, vulg. tal, s.m. Surface, level surface, level; bottom, lowest part, etc. (=talā, q.v.); lowness, inferiority of position; low ground; the place under, underneath part; sole of the foot; palm of the hand; ground, floor; deck (of a ship); back;—adv. & postpn., Under, beneath, etc. (=tale); from underneath, from beneath:—talātal (tala+atala), s.m. The fourth of the seven divisions of the infernal regions:—tal-uppar, tal-ūpar, adv. One over or upon another (as a row of water-pots, etc.); up and down; upside down, bottom upwards, topsyturvy, in confusion:—tal-paṭ, adj. & adv. Turned upside down; trodden down, ruined, destroyed (particularly crops by the treading of cattle); lost, carried off, gone:—tal-paṭkarnā, v.t. To trample down, to ruin, etc.:—tal-ćū`ā, tal-ću`ā(from ćūnā), s.m. Light land above clay, land that quickly becomes soft and spongy in wet weather; menstruation:—tal-ćhaṭ(from ćhuṭnā), s.f. Sediment, grounds, lees, dregs; refuse, leavings, scum, offals:—tal karnā(-ke), To put underneath, to put aside or apart, to hide (with the view of carrying off or stealing):—talnaz̤rā, s.m. One who looks from under his eyelids:—talopari (tala+upari), adv. Upside down, etc.=tal-ūpar.