ديکهن dekhan S̱. (see ديکهنا) s. m. Seeing.

در dar P 1. s. m. A door. دربدر dar-ba-dar, From door to door. دربدري dar-ba-dar-ī, s. f. The going from door to door; begging, va- grancy. دروديوار ديکهني dar-o-dīwār dekhnī, Expresses solicitude and anxious expectation. 2. prep. In, at, on, into. درآنا dar ānā, v. n. 1. To enter, to come in, to engage (in), to ar- rive, to penetrate. 2. (for Pers. بدرآمدن) To come out. درپرده dar-parda, adj. Concealed, veiled, hidden, secretly. درپي جان هونا dar paiʼe jān honā, To be desirous of the death of another, to persecute to the uttermost. درپي هونا يارهنا dar pai-honā or -rahnā, To follow, to prosecute, to pursue, to be in pursuit or in search, to be at hand. درحال dar ḥāl, On the spot, immediately. درصورت dar ṣūrat, adv. In case, provided, should, suppose that, since. 3. part. act. (from دريدن) in compos. Rending, tearing.

دهاکها dhākhā H s. m. 1. A swing. 2. Name of a tree (Butea frondosa).

دهچکنا dhachaknā H v. n. To give way, to sink (as, a bog, slough, &c.).

درويش darwesh P s. m. A dervis, a beggar. (Plur. درويشان darweshān).

دهيلا dhelā H s. m. Same as ادهيلا adhelā, q. v.

ديدارو dīdār-ū P. adj. Well-looking (fellow), per- sonable, seemly.

دهاندهلي dhāndhlī H s. m. A wrangler.

دوش dosh P s. The shoulder. adv. Yesterday evening, last night.

دانشمندي dānish-mand-ī P s. f. Learning, wisdom.