دندوالي dindiwāle S̱. (dakh. i. q. روزروشن) In bright day, in daylight.

دهن dhan S̱. 1. or dhani or dhane or dhanya (for धन्य) adj. Fortunate; (as an interj.) well done! دهن ماننا dhan mānnā, To thank. 2. (धन) s. m. Fortune, prosperity, an expression of praise, thanks, riches, wealth, opulence. دهنانده धनान्ध dhanāndh, adj. Blinded with wealth or riches, purseproud. دهنپتر धनपत्र dhan- patr, s. m. An inventory of property. دهنمان dhan-mān, or دهن وان धनवान् dhan-wān, adj. Affluent, rich, wealthy.

دهلانا dahlānā H (caus. of دهلنا) v. a. To agitate.

دماغ dimāg̠ẖ A s. m. 1. The brain. دماغ تازه کرنا dimāg̠ẖ tāza karnā, To be pleased. 2. (in Persian, also, damāg̠ẖ) Pride, haughtiness, conceit, spirit, fancy. دماغ چڙهنا damāg̠ẖ chaṛhnā, To be proud with excess of wealth. دماغ کرنا damāg̠ẖ karnā, To be vain, proud, haughty; or rather, to act proudly, &c. دماغ هونا damāg̠ẖ honā, To be vain, haughty, proud. P. دماغي 1. dimāg̠ẖ-ī, adj. Of the brain. 2. da- māg̠ẖ-ī, Vain, frivolous, conceited, proud.

دگن dugan द्विगुण S̱. adj. Twofold, double.

دلـﮩ‍ارا dal-hārā S. (from دال dāl) s. m. One whose business is to sell grain.

دلن दलन dalan S s. m. Dividing, tearing asun- der, splitting.

دهڙلا dhaṛallā H s. m. 1. The sound of hammering, &c. 2. Frightening, alarming, bullying, bravado. 3. A crowd.

دسـﮩرا dasahrā S̱. or dasʼharā (दशहरा comp. of दश Ten, and noun from r. हृ Seize, take) s. m. 1. The tenth of Jeṭh shukl paksh̤, which is the birthday of Gangā. Whoever bathes in the Gangā on that day, is purified from ten sorts of sins. 2. The tenth of Āsin shukl paksh̤, on which, after the worship and religious ceremo- nies performed during nine nights (नवरात्रि

دلاو dulāʼo S̱. (from دلانا) s. m. Agitation.