درگير dar-gīr P (from درگرفتن) adj. Burning, in- flaming, making an impression, effective.

ديني dīn-ī A adj. Religious, spiritual.

دغلي dag̠ẖlī P s. f. Treachery, villainy, fraud. P. H. دغنا dag̠ẖnā (from داغ) v. n. 1. To be fired off (as, a gun). 2. To be marked. A. H. دغوليا dag̠ẖoliyā (from دغل) s. m. An im- postor. P. A. H. دغيلا dag̠ẖīlā, adj. 1. (from داغ) Stained, spotted. 2. (from دغل) Deceitful.

دعوت daﻌwat A s. f. 1. Invitation, convocation, benediction. 2. Pressing people to become Musalmāns. 3. Pretension. 4. A feast, banquet. دعوت کرني daﻌwat-karnī, To invite.

داخلا dāḵẖilā A. (properly داخله from دخل) s. m. A receipt for money, &c.

ديواگت dewāgat S (देवागति) s. f. Sudden misfortune, accident.

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.

دب dubb A s. m. 1. State, constitution, condi- tion, custom, manner, property, quality. 2. (Heb. ) A bear. دب اصغر dubb-i-aṣg̠ẖar, The lesser bear. دب اکبر dubb-i-akbar, The greater bear. 3. (met.) A fool.

درهم dar-ham P adj. Confused, confounded, an- gry, higgledy-piggledy. درهم برهم dar-ham bar- ham, adj. Confused. درهم برهم کرنا darham barham karnā, To confuse, confound, jumble.

ديـﮩـي dīh-ī P adj. Rustick, rural. ڐ ڐ Is written thus to denote the Nāgarī ड, which is the twenty-ninth letter of the Sanskrit al- phabet, and has no corresponding sound or cha- racter in the Arabic or Persian language. It is pronounced by applying the tip of the tongue inverted to the palate. It is sometimes used for د and vice versa, as डंड for दंड.