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Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 446
sTr'inj, n. A small hand-pump, squirt, portable hydraulic instrument for injecting into animal bodies, etc.: usually a cylinder and T, te, the 20th letter of the Eng. alphabet, is a consonant, allied to both D and N, all 3 of these ters being dental elements. When t is followed h, as in think and then, the combination forms a distinct sound, for which we have no single character: this combination has 2 sounds, — surd or whispered, as in think, and sonant or vocal, as in then. — To suit or fit to a T. To suit exactly, answer perfectly, — perh. so used with reference to a carpenter's T-square.— T'-cloth. A cotton fabric made in Eng. fer the China and India market,— * T being stamped on each piece.
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →