دها dah-ā P (from ده Ten) s. m. 1. The first ten days of the Muḥarram: called also عشره and عاشورا 2. The models of the tombs of Ḥasan and Ḥusain, or the model of a building containing the tombs, which are carried about in procession during those ten days. On the tenth day the tombs are buried, or in some places thrown into water: the building, if made of cheap materials, shares the same fate: if costly, it is carried back and deposited in the dargāh or Karbalā.

داماد dāmād P s. m. A son-in-law. (Sans. जामाता).

ديه dīh P s. m. A village. Plur. ديـﮩ‍ات dīhāt, Villages, the country in opposition to the town.

دهات dhāt S (धातु) s. m. 1. Ore, metal, mi- neral. 2. The Sanskrit root. 3. s. f. Semen virile

دهمال dhammāl H s. m. Running through fire on religious occasions (among Musalmān faḳīrs). ¶ dhamāl, s. m. 1. See دهمار dhamār, sign. 1. 2. Kind of song which is sung during the holī.

دينتا dīn-tā S (दीनता) s. f. Poverty, in- digence; humility.

دهمدهمانا dhamdhamānā H (from دهمادهم) v. n. To make a noise (with the feet, by running about over-head).

دفع dafﻌ A (Heb. ) 1. s. m. Repulsion, re- pelling, averting, preventing, warding off. 2. (for دفعه) s. f. A time, a turn. دفعدار dafʼaﻌ-

دوبيا dūbiyā S̱. (from दूर्ब्बा) s. f. A kind of green, grass-green.

دوابه duʼāba P. or doʼāba (from دو Two, and آب Water) A country between two rivers; the country (we call the Doab) between the Gangā and Jamunā. See انتربيد antarbed.