ديا diyā S̱. 1. s. m. (दीप) A lamp. دياسلاٴي diyā-salāʼī, s. f. A match (for catching fire). 2. part. past (of دينا To give) Given; s. m. Gift.

دهرماوتار धर्मावतार dharmāvatār S or dhar- mautār, s. m. Incarnation of Dharma, god of justice; used as a term of respect.

داٴودي dāʼūd-ī A 1. s. f. A shrub that bears a flower like chamomile (Chrysanthemum indi- cum); a kind of firework like that shrub. 2. A kind of armour. 3. adj. Relating to David, of David.

دمچي dum-chī P s. f. A crupper.

دال dāl S̱. (दल r. दल Divide, tear asunder) s. f. Pulse, vetches. دال گلني کسي کي dāl galnī kisī kī, v. n. To have an advantage, to avail.

دهرنيت dharnet H (from دهرنا) s. m. A dun.

دوا dawā A (from دوي Heb. To be sick) s. f. Medicine, a remedy. دوا پذير dawā-pazīr, adj. Admitting a remedy, remediable. دوا خانه dawā-ḵẖānā, s. m. A room for medicines, an apothecaryʼs shop, dispensary. دوا ساز dawā- sāz, A maker or compounder of medicines. دوا کرنا dawā karnā, To remedy, to cure, to heal. (Plur. ادويه adwiya).

دوته do-tah P adj. Double, twice, bent.

دهات dhāt S (धातु) s. m. 1. Ore, metal, mi- neral. 2. The Sanskrit root. 3. s. f. Semen virile

دهيرا dhīṛā धीर S̱. adj. Gentle, patient, de- liberate, sedate, grave.