دنمان दिनमान din-mān S s. m. The length of day.

داري dārī H s. f. A female slave taken in war.

دل dal H s. m. Wild rice.

ديوال dewāl S. (from دينا) s. m. A giver.

دستوري dastūr-ī P 1. s. f. Perquisites paid to servants by one who sells to their master. 2. Leave, license, congé. 3. adj. Customary, ordinary.

دانه dāna P s. m. A grain, berry, seed, corn, speck, pimple. دانه بدلنا dāna badalnā, v. a. To caress as birds do by joining bills, to bill. دانه بدلول dāna-badlauwal, Billing, caressing as birds do by joining bills. دانه پاني dāna pānī, s. m. Food, victuals, meat and drink. دانه دار dāna-dār, 1. Granulated. 2. Having the ap- pearance of being granulated. 3. Containing grain. دانه دان کرنا dāna dān karnā, To min- gle, confound or destroy. دانه کيش dāna-kesh, s. m. A kind of embroidered neckcloth worn in cold weather over the cloak. S. داني दानी (r. दा Give) dānī, adj. Munificent, liberal, bountiful, charitable, giving.

دانتن dāntan S̱. s. m. A tooth-brush made from the branch of a tree. See دتون datwan.

دهلوانا dhulwānā S̱. (caus. of دهونا) v. a. To cause others to wash.

دماما damāmā P. s. m. A kettledrum.

ديجور daijūr P (compound of داج Darkness, and particle ور) s. m. 1. The night of conjunction of sun and moon. 2. A dark night without moon- light. 3. Every thing black. 4. adj. Dark. (Adopted in Arab. plur. دياجير).