ديانت diyānat A (from دين) s. f. Conscience, honesty, justice, piety, virtue. ديانت دار di- yānat-dār, adj. Honest, just, conscientious. ديانت داري diyānat-dār-ī, s. f. Honesty, pro- bity, conscientiousness. S. ديايت दयायुत (i. e. दया Tenderness, and युत Joined) dayā-yut, adj. Kind, compassion- ate, friendly.

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

دمل dummal P s. m. A bile, a swelling, a felon, imposthume, abscess.

درهم dirham A (from p. درم) s. m. 1. Money. 2. A silver coin, of which from 20 to 25 have at different times passed current for a dīnār, which latter is nearly equal to a ducat, or se- quin, about 9 shillings. (Pl. دراهم).

درود durūd P s. f. m. Congratulation, benedic- tion, salutation, blessing. درود بهيجنا durūd bhejnā, To bless.

دهوري dhūrī धुरा S̱. s. f. An axletree.

دهاگا dhāgā H s. m. A thread. دهاگا ڐالنا dhāgā ḍālnā, v. a. To quilt. S. دهام धाम (r. धा Hold) dhām, s. m. A dwel- ling, a house, a place.

دودهابهاتي dūdhābhātī S̱. s. f. A ceremony per- formed the fourth day after marriage, wherein the bride and bridegroom eat milk, boiled rice, and sugar together.

داواگن दावाग्नि dāvāgni S s. f. The conflagra- tion of a forest, kindled by a tempest or some other cause.

دهيز dihez A. or dahez (corrupt. of جـﮩ‍از) s. m. A dowry, a portion, every thing a wife carries with her to her husband, paraphernalia.