ديني dīn-ī A adj. Religious, spiritual.

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

دلال dalāl A (from دلّ) s. m. 1. Looking (haugh- tily or amorously) through half-shut eyes. 2. Looking with affected anger (as, lovers). 3. Cinædus libidine infamis. (Ḳāmūs).

ديودارو देवदारु dewdārū S s. m. The name of a medicinal tree. (Uvaria longifolia).

دوار dauwār A adj. (superl. of دور) Round, revolving. چرخ دوار charḵẖ-i-dauwār, The revolving heavens.

دانو dāṅw H s. m. 1. Ambuscade, ambush, snare. 2. Time, turn, opportunity, vicissitude. 3. Twisting of one another in wrestling. دانوبيٿهنا dāṅw baiṭhnā, To lie in ambush, to lurk. دانوپکڙنا dāṅw pakaṛnā, To wrestle. دانوچلانا

دگ दिग् dig S s. m. 1. Quarter, region, tract, side, way, -wards (as, اتردگ uttar-dig, North- wards). The Hindūs reckon ten digs (which are mentioned under دکپال dik-pāl). 2. Point (of the compass).

درگير dar-gīr P (from درگرفتن) adj. Burning, in- flaming, making an impression, effective.

دهندلا dhaṅdlā H adj. (dakh.) Deceitful, artful. دهندلي پن dhaṅdle-pan, s. m. Deception, ar- tifice, fraud.

دهيل dahel H s. m. The name of a bird. (Co. racias).