دبکني dabaknī H s. (dakh.) See دبکي dabkī.

ديده dīda P 1. part. (in compos.) Seen, having seen, or observed or experienced. 2. s. m. The eye. 3. A wanton or impudent eye. 4. (met.) Impudence. دهويا ديده dhoyā dīda, An eye void of shame, wanton, impudent. ديدي پهاڙنا dīde phāṛnā, v. a. To look steadfastly. ديده ريزي dīda-rez-ī, s. f. Fatiguing to the eye (as, minute objects, &c.). ديده کهولنا dīda kholnā, v. a. To consider maturely. ديده وان يا بان dīda-wān or -bān, The sight (of a gun, &c.). ديده و دانسته dīda-o-dānista, Wilfully, wittingly, purposely. ديده ودل سي dīda-o-dil se, adj. With heart and soul. ديده ور dīda-war, adj. Clearsighted. ديدي نيلي پيلي کرنا dīde nīle

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.

دهيم dhīm H s. m. 1. Slowness. 2. Gentleness.

دوزه doza P s. m. 1. A plant the fruit of which is a prickly nut of the size of the filbert, and which adheres to a garment coming in contact. 2. Gum lac used in fastening the handles of knives and swords.

دبيل dabel H (from دبنا) s. m. Subject, person under dominion.

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

دهندهالا dhandhā-lā H s. f. A procuress, a bawd.

دن दिन din S s. m. Day. دن بدن din ba-din,

دوبهنيان dobhnyān S̱. (द्विवाहुमान् With two hands) adj. Two-fisted, ambidextrous, strong.