دهچه dhichcha H s. (dakh.) See ڐهچا ḍhichchā.

دوهاٴي dohāʼī S̱. or duhāʼī (from द्वौ Two, and हाहा Alas) s. f. 1. Crying out for justice, ex- clamation. 2. An oath, plaint (q. d. twice alas). دوهاٴي تهاٴي کرنا duhāʼī tihāʼī karnā, To make reiterated complaints.

ديکهانا dekhānā S̱. v. a. See دکهانا dikhānā.

دايمي dāʼịm-ī A. adj. Perpetual, continual, lasting, durable, standing.

دلـﮩ‍ا dulhā H s. m. A bridegroom.

درکنار dar-kinār P adv. On one side, apart, out of the way, aside; (put it) aside. S. درگ दृग् (r. दृश See) drig, s. m. The eye. S. درگ दुर्ग (comp. of दुर् With difficulty, and part. of r. गम Go, q. d. Difficult of passage) durg, 1. adj. Impenetrable, impassable, inac- cessible. 2. s. m. A strong fort.

دباکر dibākar S (दिवाकर from दिवा Day, and कर Who makes) s. m. The sun.

ددهـ दधि dadhi S s. m. Sour, thick milk, coa- gulated milk. دده کادو dadhi-kādo or دده کادون dadhi-kādauṅ (दधिकर्द्दम) Coagulated milk and clay, thrown by people at each other in sport on the festival of Kr̤ish̤ṇaʼs birthday (بهادون بدي اشٿمي).

دهريچا dharīchā H s. m. The second husband of a Hindū widow among the lower classes. (This connexion, being contrary to the spirit of the Hindū institutions, is formed without any par- ticular ceremony, except marking the brideʼs head with minium).

دهياونون dhyāwnauṅ S̱. v. a. (in Braj) See دهيانا dhyānā.