داردري dāridr-ī दरिद्र S̱. adj. Poor, wretched, indigent, needy, unfortunate.

دوج بر dūj-bar S̱. (from द्विजायावर) s. m. A man who marries a second wife, a bigamist. S. دوجپتني द्विजपत्नी (द्विज Twice-born, i. e. A brāhmaṇ, and पत्नी Wife) dwijapatnī, s. f. The wife of a brāhmaṇ.

ديساکهـ desākh H s. m. Name of a rāginī, or musical mode, sung at noon in the spring.

دف daf P s. m. A small tambourin.

دهندهکا dhandhkā H s. m. A kind of drum.

دچتا du-chitā S̱. (द्विचित्त) adj. Of two minds, wavering, distracted. S. دچهـ दक्ष (r. दक्ष Increase, make haste) dachh̤, adj. 1. Learned, scientifick, dexterous, able.

ديـﮩـي dīh-ī P adj. Rustick, rural. ڐ ڐ Is written thus to denote the Nāgarī ड, which is the twenty-ninth letter of the Sanskrit al- phabet, and has no corresponding sound or cha- racter in the Arabic or Persian language. It is pronounced by applying the tip of the tongue inverted to the palate. It is sometimes used for د and vice versa, as डंड for दंड.

دگڙنا dagaṛnā H v. a. To disbelieve a true tes- timony.

دهروانا dharwānā S̱. (caus. of دهرنا) v. a. To cause to place, &c.

دوش दोष dosh̤ S s. m. See دوس dos.