دوده dūda P s. m. 1. Race, family. 2. Lamp- black, soot.

دودهابهاتي dūdhābhātī S̱. s. f. A ceremony per- formed the fourth day after marriage, wherein the bride and bridegroom eat milk, boiled rice, and sugar together.

دودهار dūdhār S̱. (from दुग्ध) adj. Giving much milk, milch.

دودهـ dūdh S̱. (दुग्ध r. दुह Milk) s. m. 1. Milk. 2. The juice (or milk) of certain bushes. دودهـ آدهاري dūdh-ādhārī (दुग्धाहारी) adj. Living on milk. دوده بڙهنا dūdh baṛhnā, v. n. To be weaned (a child). دودهـ يهاٴي dūdh-bhāʼī, s. m. A fosterbrother. دودهـ پلانا dūdh-pilānā, To suckle. دودهـ پلاٴي dūdh-pilāʼī, s. f. A wet nurse. دودهـ هنڐي dūdh-hanḍī, s. f. A vessel for holding milk, a milkpan.

دودهل dūdhal S̱. (from दुग्ध) adj. Giving much milk.

دودهي dūdh-ī S̱. (from دودهـ) 1. adj. Milky, containing milky juice. 2. s. f. Starch. 3. Name of several plants with milky juice; as, various species of Asclepias, Echites, Euphorbia, &c. Asclepias rosea, &c.

دودهيا dūdh-iyā S̱. 1. adj. Milky. 2. s. m. See دودهي sign. 3. دودهيا پتهر dūdhiyā-patthar, A white stone of which plaster is made, and uten- sils are formed. S.P. دور dūr (दूर) 1. s. f. Distance. 2. adj. At a distance, far, distant, remote. In Sans. the reverse of उप. دورانديش dūr-andesh, adj. Provident, foreseeing, penetrating, circumspect, sagacious, wise, prudent. دورانديشي dūr-an-

ممدوده mamdūda A f. (part. pass. of مدّ) adj. Prolonged, long, extended.