ده dih P 1. s. m. A village. 2. (in compos. from دادن) part. act. Giving, giver. 3. ¶ dah, adj. Ten. ده چند dah-chand, adj. Tenfold, ten times. ده چندگي dah-chanda-gī, s. f. Tenfold (a word with which they return a salutation). ده در دنيا ستردرآخرت dah dar dunyā sattar dar āḵẖirat, A benediction of faḳīrs, meaning, charity will be returned sevenfold in the next world. (It is probably a corrupt. of Pers. phrase, Dah dar dunyā ṣad dar āḵẖirat, Ten in this world, a hundred in the next). ده دله dah-dil-a, adj. 1. Faithless, inconstant. 2. Brave, bold. ده روزه dah-roz-a, A ten days, a decade. ده مني dah-mann-ī, adj. Holding ten mann. ده يک dah-yak or ده يکي dah-yakī, Tenth part.

دالان dālān P s. m. A hall. دردالان dar-dālān, s. m. An outer hall.

ديوال dīwāl P s. f. See ديوار dīwār.

دوزه doza P s. m. 1. A plant the fruit of which is a prickly nut of the size of the filbert, and which adheres to a garment coming in contact. 2. Gum lac used in fastening the handles of knives and swords.

دل بادل dal-bādal S̱. (from दल An army, and वारिद A cloud) s. m. 1. A mass of clouds. 2. A large army. 3. A large tent. H. P. دلبند dul-band, s. A turband, or the fine cloth of one. P. H. دلتي du-lattī (دو Two, and لات A kick) s. f. A kick of the two hind legs of a quadruped. دلتي مارنا dulattī mārnā, To wince, to kick with the two hind legs. H. P. دلدا پيش گير daldā-peshgīr, s. m. A skreen or cover in front of a bed.

دهاٴي dhāʼe धात्री S̱. s. f. A nurse. H.S̱. دهاٴي ماررونا dhāʼe mār ronā, To cry, to groan, to weep bitterly. See دهاه مارنا dhāh mārnā.

دره dara P or darra, s. m. A valley (especially between hills through which a stream flows), a pass or way between two mountains.

دستيار dastyār P s. m. Aider, assistant.

دهنگانا dhingānā H s. m. Clamour, oppression.

دروغي darog̠ẖ-ī P adj. False, liar.