دونون donoṅ S̱. (from द्वौ Two) adj. Both. دونون وقت ملني

دگانه du-gāna P (دو Two, with the particle گانه) s. m. 1. Two prostrations at prayer. 2. (in the dialect of women) Two intimate female friends, sworn sisters.

داواگن दावाग्नि dāvāgni S s. f. The conflagra- tion of a forest, kindled by a tempest or some other cause.

دروهيا droh-iyā S̱. (See دروه droh) adj. Spiteful, malicious, inimical, mischievous.

دامان dāmān P s. m. 1. Skirt. 2. Sheet (of a sail on shipboard). 3. The

دلـﮩ‍ن dulhan H or dulhin, s. f. A bride.

درماندگي dar-mānda-gī P (from درمانده) s. f. Misery, distress, penury, misfortune.

دراج durrāj A (from درج) s. m. A partridge.

دست dast P s. m. 1. Hand, cubit. 2. Stool, purge, evacuation. دست افشان dast-afshān, Extending or moving hands in dancing, in re- linquishing any thing, in anger or in denying. دست آموز dast-āmoz, adj. 1. Tame, familia- rized, tractable. 2. Skilful, dexterous. دست انداز dast-andāz, 1. He who commences a business. 2. An oppressor, a plunderer. دست آويز dast-āwez, s. f. What a man takes with him as the means of promoting his suit; what a man gets into his hand and depends on; a small present which may be given into the hands of a person whose favour is sought, a signature, a note of hand, bond, title-deed, cer- tificate, &c. دست بدست dast ba-dast, 1.

دهلانا dahlānā H (caus. of دهلنا) v. a. To agitate.