دهونتالي dhauntāl-ī S̱. s. f. 1. Riches. 2. Strength. 3. Courage. 4. Viciousness, mischievousness.

دکڙي dukṛī H s. f. A snaffle. S. دکهـ दुःख (r. दुख or दुःख Afflict) dukh, s. m. 1. Pain, ail, ache, grief, affliction. 2. Labour, fatigue. 3. Annoyance, distress. دکهـ بهرنا dukh bharnā, To labour, to toil, to suffer distress or trouble. دکهـ پانا dukh pānā, To be afflicted. دکهـ داٴي dukh-dāʼī, or دکهـ داني dukh-dānī, adj. Giving or occasioning pain, troublesome, vexatious. دکهـ کا مارا dukh kā mārā, adj. Afflicted. دکهـ هرن दुःखहरण dukh-haraṇ, Anodyne. دکهـ هرتا दुःखहर्ता dukhahartā, Dispeller of grief or pain.

دنڐ दंड danḍ S s. m. 1. A stick, a staff. 2. Fine, penalty, punishment, castigation by amercement or putting to death. 3. (dakh.) See ڐنڐ ḍanḍ.

دهاڙا dhāṛā H s. m. A crowd, a multitude.

دهلي dihlī P s. m. Name of a city, the metro- polis of Hindūstān. See دلي dillī.

دوال doʼāl P s. f. A leather strap, a belt. دوال پا doʼāl-pā, adj. 1. Webfooted. 2. A fabulous race with legs like thongs, who are said to deceive and devour unwary travellers.

دينتا dīn-tā S (दीनता) s. f. Poverty, in- digence; humility.

دپٿانا dapṭānā H (caus. of دپٿنا) v. a. To gallop.

دانو dāṅw P. (Pers. داو) s. m. 1. A stake, a wager. 2. A throw or cast of the dice. S. دانو दानव (from दनु the mother of them) dānav, s. m. A demon, Titan, giant.

دنتيل dantail दंतुल S̱. adj. Tusked.