دوهتري दौहित्री dauhitrī S s. f. Daughterʼs daughter.

داعي dāʼīﻌ A (part. act. of دعا) s. m. 1. A well- wisher, one who prays for the welfare of ano- ther. 2. A plaintiff, claimant. 3. One who instigates another to any thing, instigator, au- thor, cause.

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.

دهد هچهر dhadhhachchhar S̱. or dadhachchhar, (दग्धाक्षर Burnt letters) s. m. In versifica- tion, certain words or letters, which are reckoned by poets to be unlucky. (The letters ह ग न in the beginning of a verse, र ज स in the

داو दाव dāva S s. m. A forest, a forest on fire.

دوات dawāt A (Heb. from دوي) s. f. An inkstand.

ديوث daiyūs̤ A s. m. A contented cuckold, or one who winks at the fornication of his wife or female relations from interested motives.

دلدر dalidr S̱. s. m. See داردر dāridr.

دلويا dalwaiyā S̱. (from دلنا dalnā) s. m. One who grinds.

دمانا damānā H v. a. To bend (with elasticity).