دهورا دينا dhūrā denā S̱. To deceive, to wheedle, to take in. See دهتا دينا dhuttā denā.

ديجور daijūr P (compound of داج Darkness, and particle ور) s. m. 1. The night of conjunction of sun and moon. 2. A dark night without moon- light. 3. Every thing black. 4. adj. Dark. (Adopted in Arab. plur. دياجير).

ديوالا dewālā H s. m. Bankruptcy.

دستي dast-ī P s. f. A torch or link that is carried in the hands. adj. Of or from the hand, manual.

دهتکارنا dhatkārnā H v. a. See دتکارنا.

دسـﮩرا dasahrā S̱. or dasʼharā (दशहरा comp. of दश Ten, and noun from r. हृ Seize, take) s. m. 1. The tenth of Jeṭh shukl paksh̤, which is the birthday of Gangā. Whoever bathes in the Gangā on that day, is purified from ten sorts of sins. 2. The tenth of Āsin shukl paksh̤, on which, after the worship and religious ceremo- nies performed during nine nights (नवरात्रि

دهرمشٿ dharmish̤ṭa धर्मिष्ठ S̱. adj. Virtuous, inclined to the performance of duty.

دوار doʼār A. (properly dauwār) s. m. Vertigo, giddiness.

درلبهـ दुर्लभ दुर् Hardly, and r. लभ Ac- quire dur-labh S. adj. Difficult of acquirement, hard to be got or met with; scarce, rare. P. H. درلانا dar lānā, v. a. To comprise.

دالان dālān P s. m. A hall. دردالان dar-dālān, s. m. An outer hall.