دهر dhur H s. m. 1. Beginning. 2. Limit, end; as, دهرسي دهرتک dhur se dhur tak, From be- ginning to end. S. دهرا धरा (q. d. Holding or containing: from r. धृ Hold) dharā, s. f. The earth.

دهملا dhumlā S̱. (from धूम Smoke) adj. Blind, dim-sighted.

دق daḳ P s. 1. Woollen cloth from which hairs hang. 2. A precious sort of cloth.

دبا dabā H s. m. Ambush. دبا مارنا dabā mārnā, To lie in wait.

در dar H s. m. Price.

دارا dārā P n. prop. Darius: holder, possessor, sovereign, king, god.

دمه dama P (from دم Breath) s. m. 1. A pair of bellows. 2. An asthma.

دايره dāʼịra A (from دور) s. m. 1. A circle, a ring, circumference, orbit. 2. A tambourin. 3. A monastery. دايره دار dāʼịra-dār, Chief of a monastery, an abbot, prior, &c.

دراوژ द्राविड़ drāviṛ S s. m. The name of the country which terminates the peninsula of India: its northern limits appear to lie between the twelfth and thirteenth degrees of north latitude. S. دراوک द्रावक (r. द्रु Run, melt) drāvak, adj. 1. Diuretick. 2. Solvent, discutient.

دفتر daftar P s. m. A book, volume, journal, re- cord, register, account-book, archives, roll. دفترخانه daftar-ḵẖāna, s. m. An office, counting- house, archives. (Arab. Plur. دفاتر).