در dur P. S̱. (contract. of Pers. دور Sans. दूर) interj. Avaunt!

دکهيا dukh-iyā दुःखी S̱. adj. In distress or pain, unfortunate, poor, indigent, afflicted.

دکهن dakhan S̱. or dakkhan or dakkh̤iṇ (दक्षिण) s. m. South; the southern part of India.

دربل दुर्बल dur-bal S adj. Weak, infirm, faint, powerless, poor.

دهيانون dhyānauṅ S̱. v. a. (in Braj) See دهيانا dhyānā.

دولاب dol-āb P (دول Bucket, and آب Water) s. m. A wheel for drawing water with. (Adopt- ed in Arabic, and the Arab. plur. is دواليب).

دراني durrānī P s. m. The name of a tribe of Paṭhāns, inhabiting the country about Ḳandhār. They are said to have got this name from wearing pearls in the ear. They are also called Abdālīs.

دوانا diwānā P adj. See ديوانه dīwāna.

دهاوا dhāwā S̱. (from धावन) s. m. 1. Running. 2. Overrunning an enemyʼs country, attack, assaulting. 3. A stock, a store. 4. Crowding together. 5. Name of a tree. دهاوامارنا dhāwā mārnā, To go expeditiously from a distant place, to run on or about.

داننده dānanda P (from دانستن) part. Knowing, intelligent, skilled.