دغلي dag̠ẖlī P s. f. Treachery, villainy, fraud. P. H. دغنا dag̠ẖnā (from داغ) v. n. 1. To be fired off (as, a gun). 2. To be marked. A. H. دغوليا dag̠ẖoliyā (from دغل) s. m. An im- postor. P. A. H. دغيلا dag̠ẖīlā, adj. 1. (from داغ) Stained, spotted. 2. (from دغل) Deceitful.

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.

دوهني dohnī दोहनीय S̱. s. f. A vessel for holding milk, a milkpail.

دلـﮩ‍اري dal-hārī S̱. (from دال dāl) s. f. A wo- man whose business is to deal in grain.

داونا dāʼonā H v. a. To thrash, to tread. S. داه दाह (r. दह Burn) dāh, s. f. Burning, conflagration, ardour. داه دينا dāh denā, To light the funeral pile. داه رکهنا dāh rakhnā, To grudge.

دوبهک dūbhak दुर्भिक्ष S̱. s. f. A scarcity, a famine. See دربهچهـ dur-bhichh̤.

دهانک dhānuk धानुष्क S̱. s. m. 1. A bow- man, an archer. 2. A watchman armed with a bow. 3. Name of a cast of hill people using bows and arrows.

دامـ dām H s. m. 1. The twenty-fourth part of a paisā. 2. Price.

دهش dahash A 1. s. Astonishment, amazement. 2. adj. Stupified with amazement, struck with astonishment or consternation.

دروش darosh P s. m. 1. An awl. 2. A lancet.