دوبر dūbar S̱. adj. 1. (दुर्बल) Weak, lean. 2. (दुर्वह) Difficult.

دونکي donkī S̱. (perhaps, for دهونکني dhaunknī, from دهونکنا q. v.) s. f. Bellows.

دانشمند dānish-mand P adj. Learned, wise.

دگمگانا dagmagānā H v. n. To tremble. See ڐگمگانا ḍagmagānā.

دهت dahit S (r. दह Burn) part. pass. Burnt.

دندوالي dindiwāle S̱. (dakh. i. q. روزروشن) In bright day, in daylight.

دنگاٴيگي dangāʼegī H s. (dakh.) Repentance, re- gret.

دنڐيا danḍiyā H s. m. (dakh.) See ڐنڐيا ḍan- ḍiyā.

دنيوي dunyawī A adj. Belonging to this world, worldly.

دکڙي dukṛī H s. f. A snaffle. S. دکهـ दुःख (r. दुख or दुःख Afflict) dukh, s. m. 1. Pain, ail, ache, grief, affliction. 2. Labour, fatigue. 3. Annoyance, distress. دکهـ بهرنا dukh bharnā, To labour, to toil, to suffer distress or trouble. دکهـ پانا dukh pānā, To be afflicted. دکهـ داٴي dukh-dāʼī, or دکهـ داني dukh-dānī, adj. Giving or occasioning pain, troublesome, vexatious. دکهـ کا مارا dukh kā mārā, adj. Afflicted. دکهـ هرن दुःखहरण dukh-haraṇ, Anodyne. دکهـ هرتا दुःखहर्ता dukhahartā, Dispeller of grief or pain.