دوان dawān P (from دويدن) part. Running.

دهي dahī दधि S̱. s. m. Thick sour milk, coagulated milk. دهي والا dahī-wālā, s. m. A seller of sour milk.

دوهتر दौहित्र dauhitr S s. m. Daughterʼs son.

دوکان dūkān P s. f. (in dakh. s. m.) A shop, a work-shop. دوکان دار dūkān-dār, A shopkeeper. دوکانداري dūkān-dār-ī, s. f. Shopkeeping.

دانو dāṅw H s. m. 1. Ambuscade, ambush, snare. 2. Time, turn, opportunity, vicissitude. 3. Twisting of one another in wrestling. دانوبيٿهنا dāṅw baiṭhnā, To lie in ambush, to lurk. دانوپکڙنا dāṅw pakaṛnā, To wrestle. دانوچلانا

دم dam P s. m. 1. Breath, life. 2. Boasting, pride. 3. Spring, elasticity. 4. Ambition. 5. Cheerfulness. 6. A moment. 7. The stewing over a slow fire. 8. The edge (of a sword) or the point (of a spear, &c.). 9. Deceit, coaxing, wheedling. 10. A draught of water. دم الٿنا dam ulaṭnā, v. n. 1. To breathe oneʼs last. 2. To relinquish oneʼs usual habits. دمادم dam- ā-dam, adv. Continually, successively: adj. Continual. دم باز dam-bāz, s. m. A wheedler, a deceiver, coaxer. دم بازپسين dam-bāz pasīn, The last breath. دم بازي dam-bāz-ī, s. f. Wheedling, deceiving, coaxing, artfulness. دم باندهنا dam bāndhnā, To be attentive. دم بخود dam ba-ḵẖụd, adj. Silent. دمبدم dam ba-dam, adv. Breath by breath, every moment, constantly. دم بند dam-band, An alembick. دم بهرنا dam-bharnā, To boast. دم پخت dam- puḵẖt, s. m. A stew, a kind of pulāʼo. (See دم sign. 7). دم پهولنا dam phūlnā, To breathe short. دم پهونکنا dam phūnknā, To breathe, inspire. دم ٿوٿنا dam ṭūṭnā, To die. دم جگنا dam jagnā, v. n. To speak, to talk. دم چرانا

ديوا dewā S̱. (from دينا) s. m. A giver.

ديـﮩ‍را dehrā देवगृह S̱. s. m. A temple where idols are worshipped by Jains, a Hindū temple. S̱. ديـﮩو (in Braj) 1. (for देहु) dehu, 2d pers. sing. imper. of دينون denauṅ, To give. 2. (for दैहौ) daihau, 2d pers. plur. fut. tense of دينون To give.

دفعه dafʼaﻌ A s. f. Time, a moment, one time, one turn. دفعه بدفعه dafʼaﻌ ba-dafʼaﻌ, adv. From time to time, repeatedly. دفعه دار dafʼaﻌ-dār, s. m. An officer of cavalry so called.

دکهڙا dukhṛā S̱. (from दुःख) s. m. Misfortunes, calamities.