بهنانا bhunānā S̱. (caus. of بهننا) v. a. To change (money).

بهننا bhunnā S̱. (भर्जन r. भृज Parch, fry) v. n. To be parched, grilled, fried, broiled. ¶ (भंजन) v. n. To be changed (money).

بهنڐلي bhunḍlī H s. f. A kind of worm covered with hair, the palmer worm.

ترکهنٿي tir-khunṭī S̱. s. f. A trivet.

جهن jhun H s. f. A slight resemblance.

جهنجهلانا jhunjhlānā H v. n. To be peevish or fret- ful, to be petulant or irritable, to rage, to storm.

جهنجهلاهٿ jhunjhlāhaṭ H s. f. Peevishness, raging, storming.

جهنجهنا jhunjhunā H s. m. A childʼs rattle.

جهنجهني jhunjhunī H s. f. Little bells worn on the feet.

جهنڐ jhunḍ H s. m. 1. A crowd, swarm, flock, troop; the buzzing noise of a crowd. 2. A clump (of trees).

جهنڐي jhunḍī H s. f. A bush, a tuft of grass.

دهن dhun S̱. s. f. 1. (ध्यान) Inclination, pro- pensity, application, diligence, perseverance, ardour, ambition, assiduity. 2. (Hind). Pains in the bones. 3. dhun or dhuni (for ध्वनि) Sound, musical sound.

دهنا dhunnā S̱. (धुनन r. धु Shake, make trem- ble) v. a. 1. To comb, to card (cotton). 2. To beat (the head). سردهنا sir dhunnā, To beat oneʼs head with vexation, &c.

دهند dhund H s. (dakh.) Design, intention, idea, thought: see قصد ḳasd and خيال ḵẖayāl.

دهنده dhundh S̱. (from धूम Smoke) s. m. Dim- sightedness. 2. Haziness, mistiness.