تقدس taḳaddasa A (3d pers. sing. past tense of v. conjug. from قدس used adjectively) Pure, holy, purified. تقدس تعاليٰٰ taḳaddasa taʼāﻌlạ̄ (an epithet of the deity) Holy most high.

دسرتهـ दशरथ dasarath S n. prop. Name of an antient Rājā, father of Rāma, who is hence called दाशरथ.

دسـﮩرا dasahrā S̱. or dasʼharā (दशहरा comp. of दश Ten, and noun from r. हृ Seize, take) s. m. 1. The tenth of Jeṭh shukl paksh̤, which is the birthday of Gangā. Whoever bathes in the Gangā on that day, is purified from ten sorts of sins. 2. The tenth of Āsin shukl paksh̤, on which, after the worship and religious ceremo- nies performed during nine nights (नवरात्रि

دسم दशम dasama S or dasam, adj. Tenth.

دسمي दशमी dasamī S s. f. The tenth day of the lunar fortnight. S. دسن दशन (r. दंश् Bite) dasan, s. m. A tooth.

دسوندهي dasaundhī H s. m. Panegyrist.

هندسه handasa A (dakh. hindsa, from Pers. اندازه) s. m. Geometry, figures, arithmetick. هندسه دان handasa-dān, Geometrician, arithme- tician, accountant. P. H. هندني hind-inī, s. f. An Indian woman. A. P. هندو hindū, s. m. 1. A negro, a black Arabian, Indian, or Ethiopian. 2. A Gentoo. (Plur. هنود hunūd, Gentoos). 3. (met.) A mole or lock (of a mistress)