دار दार dār S s. f. A wife.

دق daḳ P s. 1. Woollen cloth from which hairs hang. 2. A precious sort of cloth.

دانا dānā P adj. Wise, learned, sage. داناي دهر dānā-e-dahr, Wise. (Pers. plur. دانايان). ¶ For دانه dāna, Grain, &c. q. v.

دريبا darebā H s. m. A stall (in a market) where betel is sold.

ديبرا debrā H adj. Left, opposite of right.

دهمکا dhamkā H s. m. 1. Great heat. 2. Threat- ening, chiding. 3. Thump, noise produced by the fall of any heavy body.

دهارنا dhārnā S̱. v. a. 1. (धारण r. धृ Hold, bear) To hold, to bear, to have, to keep, to place, to owe, to sustain, to support, to uphold. 2. (from دهار or धारा) To pour (water).

ديوس daiyūs A. s. m. See ديوث daiyūs̤.

در durr A (Heb. Esth: I. 6. Bochart. Hieroz.) s. m. A pearl. (In Pers. and Hind. dur). درافشان dur-afshān, Scattering pearls; eloquent. دربار dur-bār, Raining pearls. درريز dur-rez (Shedding pearls) adj. Eloquent. درريزي dur-rez-ī, s. f. Eloquence.

دجله dijla A or dajla, s. m. 1. The river Tigris. 2. A lake.