Definition:
A tuk is a rhyme, a line, a verse of poetry, or a lesson. In Sikhism, a tuk is a line from the poetic scripture of the Guru Granth known as Gurbani.
A tuk of Gurbani, is considered by Sikhs to be a treasure of spiritual wealth. Guru Nanak explains:
"Gur oupadaes javaahar maanak saevae sikh suo khoj lehai||1||
The Guru's Teachings are the gems and jewels; the Sikh who serves Him searches and finds them." ||1|| SGGS||1328
Pronunciation: Took
Alternate Spellings: Took
Examples:
"Jin jin naam dhiaa-i-aa tin kae kaaj sarae||
Those who meditate on the Name of the Lord - their affairs are all resolved." SGGS||136
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