دسا سول disā-sūl S s. m. The quarter towards which it is deemed unlucky to travel on parti- cular days.

دهسا dhussā H s. m. Flannel, a kind of coarse stuff made of shawl-wool.

دهرم धर्म dharam S or dharm, s. m. 1. Justice, virtue, religion. 2. Usage, practice, the cus- tomary observances of cast, sect, &c. 3. Duty, especially that enjoined by the Vedas. دهرم باپ dharm-bāp, An adopted father, a godfather. دهرم بيٿا dharm-beṭā, Adopted son. دهرم دهاري धर्मधारी dharm-dhārī, A maintainer of justice. دهرم راج dharm-rāj, s. m. 1. धर्मराज Justking; Yama or Pluto. 2. (for धर्मराज्य) A king- dom where justice is administered. دهرم راج کرنا dharm-rāj karnā, To govern justly. دهرم سالا (धर्मशाला) dharam- or dharm-sālā, s. m. A place where alms are distributed.

دوادس द्वादश dwādas S adj. Twelve, twelfth.

ديوي देवी devī S s. f. A goddess; a name very commonly applied to the goddess Durgā.

دماع dummāﻌ A (perhaps also dumāﻌ), s. m. Tears of the eye (from sickness or old age), the sap or water that drips from a vine in spring.

دوهتا dohtā S̱. s. m. Daughterʼs son. See دوهتر.

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.

دهپا dhappā H s. m. 1. A stain on cloth. 2. A slap, box, thump, blow. 3. Deception.

دلار dulār H s. m. Love, affection.