ٹانكا

टांका ṭāṅkā[Prk. टक्कओ; S. टङ्क+कः], s.m. A pin, a rivet; a stitch; a join; solder; a needle-full of thread (or as much as would be used in one sewing);—a tub made of stones:—ṭāṅkābharnā, ṭāṅkāphernā(-meṅ), To put a stitch (in), pass a stitch (through):—ṭāṅkādenā, ṭāṅkālagānā(-meṅ), To put a stitch, or a rivet, etc. (in); see ṭāṅke lagānā:—ṭāṅke udhaṛnā(-ke), Stitches to come open or undone; rivets or fastenings to become loosened; (fig.) to be unhinged, be undone, ruined, or destroyed:—ṭāṅke khulnā(-ke), Stitches to open out or be undone; (fig.) to have one's secrets, or designs, etc. exposed or betrayed:—ṭāṅke lagānā(-meṅ), To put some stitches (in), to stitch (a garment, or a wound, etc.); to rivet; to solder; to join.