Tatima · ततीमा
Land records
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The sketch map of a plot held in the revenue record, drawn after a partition.
A tatima (also tatima shajra) is the plot-level map issued by the revenue department, usually after land has been partitioned between heirs or buyers. It shows the shape of the holding, the khasra numbers around it, and the length of each boundary — but it is drawn to a rough scale and is not a survey. It is the document you bring when you want to know what shape your land actually is.
Related words
Khasra number
The plot number in the village revenue map.
Shajra
The village map showing every plot and its khasra number.
Jamabandi
The record of rights — who owns what, updated every few years.
Musavi
The original cloth or paper survey sheet a village map was drawn on.