دلـﮩ‍ارن dal-hāran S̱. (from دال dāl) s. f. A wo- man whose business is to deal in grain.

دهنيت duhn-iyat A s. f. Oil, ointment.

درد dard P s. m. 1. Pain, ache, affliction. 2. Pity, sympathy, compassion; affection. درد آلود dard-ālūd, adj. Pained, grieved. درد آميز dard-āmez, adj. Piteous, compassionate. درد آنا dard ānā, To be affected with compassion. درد انگيز dard-angez, adj. 1. Sickly. 2. Pitia- ble, exciting compassion, pathetick, affecting.

دت dut S̱. 1. (दूर) interj. Away! begone! avaunt! 2. or duti (द्युति) s. f. Splendour, light, beauty. 3. Spite, malice. دت دبک dut dabak, Reproof, reprimand.

دهکار धिक्कार dhikkār S s. m. Curse, anathema.

دهاڙا dhāṛā H s. m. A crowd, a multitude.

دهڙ dhaṛ H 1. s. m. The body. 2. adj. (dakh.) See مضبوط maẓbūt̤. دهڙجيوکولڙانا dhaṛ jīwko laṛānā (dakh. met.) To think, reflect, consider.

دهمکاهٿ dhamkā-haṭ H (from دهمکانا) s. f. Threatening.

دڙيڙا daṛeṛa H s. m. Hard, impetuous rain.

دين दीन dīn S adj. Poor, needy, indigent; humble. دين ديال दीनदयालु dīn-dayāl, Merciful to the poor, دين بندهو दीनबंधु dīn- bandhu, The friend of the poor, and دينناتهـ दिननाथ dīna-nāth, Lord of the poor, are epithets of the Deity.