درد dard P s. m. 1. Pain, ache, affliction. 2. Pity, sympathy, compassion; affection. درد آلود dard-ālūd, adj. Pained, grieved. درد آميز dard-āmez, adj. Piteous, compassionate. درد آنا dard ānā, To be affected with compassion. درد انگيز dard-angez, adj. 1. Sickly. 2. Pitia- ble, exciting compassion, pathetick, affecting.

ديوٿي deʼoṭī S̱. (from दीप) s. (dakh.) A torch.

دهاک dahāk P (from ده Ten) s. m. The place of tens in arithmetick.

دوبهنيان dobhnyān S̱. (द्विवाहुमान् With two hands) adj. Two-fisted, ambidextrous, strong.

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).

ديو dew S (देव) s. m. 1. A god, a deity. ديوتهان dew-thān (देवस्थान) s. f. A temple, place of idols. 2. (met.) The rain.

داٴود dāʼūd A (Heb. from Beloved) n. prop. Name of a prophet, David.

دريودهن दुर्योधन duryodhan S s. m. The elder of the Kuru princes, and leader in the war against his cousins the Pāṇḍavs and Kr̤ish̤ṇa, which was the subject of the Mahābhārat.

دهونوارانا dhūṅwārā-nā S̱. v. a. To smoke.

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