داها dāhā P. (from ده Ten) s. m. The ten days of the muḥarram, in which the tombs of Hasan and Husain are carried about and thrown into the river or other water. See دها dahā.

دبنا dabnā H v. n. 1. To be snubbed, to crouch, shrink, be pressed down, be bowed down, give way, to be awed. 2. To be concealed. دب آنا dab-ānā, v. n. To advance. دب جانا dab jānā, To retire, to withdraw, to be mortified, to be suppressed. دب چلنا يا نکلنا dab-chalnā or -nikalnā, To be awed, to be overpowered. دب مرنا dab marnā, To be crushed to death. دبي پانو dabe-pāṅw or دبي پاون dabe-pāoṅ, With silent steps, softly, gently.

دارين dārain A s. dual (of دار) The two abodes, namely this world and the next.

ددهار dudhār S̱. (from دودهـ) adj. Giving milk, milch.

داد مردن dād-mardan S̱. (Sans. दद्रुमर्द्दन) s. m. Name of a plant, used to cure the ringworm. (Cassia alata).

ديوکي देवकी devakī S s. f. The daughter of Devaka, wife of Vasudeva and mother of Kr̤ish̤ṇa.

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

ديدني dīdan-ī P adj. Fit or worthy to be seen.

دهولا dhaulā धवल S̱. adj. White. دهولاگر dhau- lāgir (धवलगिरी) s. m. Name of a moun- tain.

درود durūd P s. f. m. Congratulation, benedic- tion, salutation, blessing. درود بهيجنا durūd bhejnā, To bless.