دهمدهمانا dhamdhamānā H (from دهمادهم) v. n. To make a noise (with the feet, by running about over-head).

دگڙ dagaṛ H s. A kettledrum.

دلوالي dilwālī H (دلي and والا) s. m. An inhabi- tant of دلي dillī or دهلي dihlī. دلي کي دلوالي منـﮩـ چکنا پيٿ خالي dillī ke dilwālī muṅh-chiknā peṭ-ḵẖālī, The inhabitants of Dihlī appear to be opulent, when in fact they are starving. (A proverb used to expose the vanity and indigence prevalent in that city).

دوهني dohnī दोहनीय S̱. s. f. A vessel for holding milk, a milkpail.

دمان damān P adj. Powerful, terrible, impetuous, fierce, raging.

دني din-ī S̱. (from دن) adj. Aged (generally ap- plied to animals).

دشمني dushman-ī P s. f. Hatred, detestation, enmity, hostility. دشمني جاني dushmanī jānī, Deadly enmity.

ديمک dīmak P. (prop. ديوک) s. f. White ant.

دهساو dhasāʼo H (from دهسنا) s. m. A slough, bog, quagmire, a swamp.

دست dast P s. m. 1. Hand, cubit. 2. Stool, purge, evacuation. دست افشان dast-afshān, Extending or moving hands in dancing, in re- linquishing any thing, in anger or in denying. دست آموز dast-āmoz, adj. 1. Tame, familia- rized, tractable. 2. Skilful, dexterous. دست انداز dast-andāz, 1. He who commences a business. 2. An oppressor, a plunderer. دست آويز dast-āwez, s. f. What a man takes with him as the means of promoting his suit; what a man gets into his hand and depends on; a small present which may be given into the hands of a person whose favour is sought, a signature, a note of hand, bond, title-deed, cer- tificate, &c. دست بدست dast ba-dast, 1.