ادرک adrak आर्द्रक S̱. s. f. Ginger in the undried state. (Amomum zinziber).

ادرکي adrak-ī S̱. s. f. A kind of sweetmeat.

بندرکهت bandarkhat वानरक्षत S̱. s. m. A sore that does not heal; a running sore, an is- sue.

بهدرک भद्रक bhadrak S s. f. 1. Advantage, pro- duce. 2. Nature, genius, reason. 3. Beauty, goodness, pleasantness.

بهدرکالي भद्रकाली bhadrakālī S s. f. One of the names of a Hindū goddess.

درڙه दृढ dr̤iṛh S adj. Firm, strong.

درڙهانا dr̤iṛh-ānā S̱. v. a. To strengthen.

درڙهتا दृढता dr̤iṛhatā S s. f. Firmness. P. A. درز darz, s. m. 1. Seam or suture (of a gar- ment, &c.), a crack, a cleft, flaw. 2. A rag, a slip of cloth, a long strip of cloth, a narrow shred.

درک dark A s. m. Comprehending, understanding, perception, knowledge.

درکا darkā H s. m. Crack, crevice, cranny.

درکار dar-kār P adj. Necessary, wanting.

درکانا darkānā H (causal of درکنا) v. a. To cause to crack or split.

درکنا daraknā H v. n. To split, to rend, to be torn, to crack.

درکنار dar-kinār P adv. On one side, apart, out of the way, aside; (put it) aside. S. درگ दृग् (r. दृश See) drig, s. m. The eye. S. درگ दुर्ग (comp. of दुर् With difficulty, and part. of r. गम Go, q. d. Difficult of passage) durg, 1. adj. Impenetrable, impassable, inac- cessible. 2. s. m. A strong fort.

درگا दुर्गा durgā S s. f. 1. One of the names of Bhawānī. 2. (met.) A word. 3. Name of a Hindū book containing the narration of the goddess Durgā.