امکا ڐهمکا amkā ḍhamkā H s. m. Trifles, trifling; a person of little estimation.

منڐهپ manḍhap मंडप S̱. s. m. A small round temple or cell. See منڐب manḍap.

مينڐهل menḍhal H s. A fruit (Guilandina bon- duccella: Lin.) so called, filled with composi- tion (as a firework); when lighted it is thrown amidst the crowd. It bursts with an explosion. (Qanoon-e-islam).

مڐهيا maḍhaiyā मंडपिका S̱. s. f. A cottage, a hut.

ڐهب ḍhab H s. m. Shape, form, manners, breeding, behaviour, mode, method, manner, knack, knowledge, fashion, style, way, address, dex- terity, art, position.

ڐهبرا ḍhabrā H adj. Turbid.

ڐهبوا ḍhabūʼā H s. m. A copper coin equal to a paisā.

ڐهبوس ḍhabbūs H adj. (dakh.) Fat, corpulent.

ڐهبيلا ḍhab-īlā H (from ڐهب) adj. Well made, graceful.

ڐهـﮩنا ḍhahnā H v. n. To fall.

ڐهـﮩ‍ي پڙنا ḍhahe paṛnā H v. n. To fall, to soss.

ڐهلانا ḍhalānā H 1. (caus. of ڐهلنا) v. a. To cause

ڐهلملانا ḍhalmalānā H v. n. To move from side to side, to totter.

ڐهلنا ḍhalnā H v. n. 1. To be cast (a metal), to be poured out, to flow, to spill. 2. To roll. 3. To incline, to decline. دن ڐهلنا din ḍhalnā, To decline the day (towards evening). ڐهلتي پهرتي چهانو ḍhaltī phirtī chhāṅw (lit. rolling and turning shade) is applied, 1. to the changeable state of worldly concerns, 2. (met.) to a person of a capricious or unsteady temper.

ڐهليت ḍhalait H s. m. 1. A person in the equi- page of great men armed with sword and buck- ler. 2. A constable, a targetier.