دبيلا dabīlā H s. m. 1. The name of a medicine. 2. A paddle.

دتانا dut-ānā S̱. v. a. 1. To press down. 2. To snub, to chide, to keep under.

دهملا dhumlā S̱. (from धूम Smoke) adj. Blind, dim-sighted.

دهندهلانا dhandhlā-nā H v. a. To trick.

درکنا daraknā H v. n. To split, to rend, to be torn, to crack.

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.

دهريچا dharīchā H s. m. The second husband of a Hindū widow among the lower classes. (This connexion, being contrary to the spirit of the Hindū institutions, is formed without any par- ticular ceremony, except marking the brideʼs head with minium).

دهنڐلاٿ dhaṅḍlāṭ H s. (dakh.) Coming and going without profit, assiduity.

دنڐنا danḍnā S̱. v. a. (dakh.) 1. To fine, amerce, punish. 2. (i. q. کاوش کرنا) To investigate (?).

دست dast P s. m. 1. Hand, cubit. 2. Stool, purge, evacuation. دست افشان dast-afshān, Extending or moving hands in dancing, in re- linquishing any thing, in anger or in denying. دست آموز dast-āmoz, adj. 1. Tame, familia- rized, tractable. 2. Skilful, dexterous. دست انداز dast-andāz, 1. He who commences a business. 2. An oppressor, a plunderer. دست آويز dast-āwez, s. f. What a man takes with him as the means of promoting his suit; what a man gets into his hand and depends on; a small present which may be given into the hands of a person whose favour is sought, a signature, a note of hand, bond, title-deed, cer- tificate, &c. دست بدست dast ba-dast, 1.