دلوالي dilwālī H (دلي and والا) s. m. An inhabi- tant of دلي dillī or دهلي dihlī. دلي کي دلوالي منـﮩـ چکنا پيٿ خالي dillī ke dilwālī muṅh-chiknā peṭ-ḵẖālī, The inhabitants of Dihlī appear to be opulent, when in fact they are starving. (A proverb used to expose the vanity and indigence prevalent in that city).

دخ daḵẖ P 1. adj. Good. 2. s. An army or row (of men), the essence (of any thing). ¶ duḵẖ, s. 1. (for دخت) Daughter. 2. An aquatick plant (rush?) of which mats are made, a reed of which mats are formed.

دينار dīnār A s. m. f. The name of a coin, a ducat, dinar. (Sans. दीनार A weight of gold).

دهوم dhūm H s. f. Tumult, bustle, noise, fame, rumour, report.

دسته dasta P s. m. 1. A handle. 2. A pestle. 3. A quire of paper. 4. A bundle consisting of twenty four arrows. 5. A handful. 6. A skein of thread. 7. A division of an army, a brigade, squadron. دسته دار dasta-dār, s. m. Commander of a dasta, a brigadier.

دسم दशम dasama S or dasam, adj. Tenth.

دفن dafn A s. m. Burial, hiding, concealing. دفن کرنا dafn karnā, To bury, to hide, to conceal. دفن هونا dafn honā, To be buried. A. H. دفنانا dafnānā (from دفن) v. a. To bury.

ديواليئي dewāleʼī S̱. (from دينا and لينا) s. f. Barter, traffick. See دين لين den len.

درسي dars-ī A. adj. Relating to reading or study.

دينگي dengī H s. f. (dakh.) Favour: see عنايت.