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دم dam : دم dam P s. m. 1. Breath, life. 2. Boasting, pride. 3. Spring, elasticity. 4. Ambition. 5. Cheerfulness. 6. A moment. 7. The stewing over a slow fire. 8. The edge (of a sword) or the point (of a spear, &c.). 9. Deceit, coaxing, wheedling. 10. A draught of water. دم الٿنا dam ulaṭnā, v. n. 1. To breathe oneʼs last. 2. To relinquish oneʼs usual habits. دمادم dam- ā-dam, adv. Continually, successively: adj. Continual. دم باز dam-bāz, s. m. A wheedler, a deceiver, coaxer. دم بازپسين dam-bāz pasīn, The last breath. دم بازي dam-bāz-ī, s. f. Wheedling, deceiving, coaxing, artfulness. دم باندهنا dam bāndhnā, To be attentive. دم بخود dam ba-ḵẖụd, adj. Silent. دمبدم dam ba-dam, adv. Breath by breath, every moment, constantly. دم بند dam-band, An alembick. دم بهرنا dam-bharnā, To boast. دم پخت dam- puḵẖt, s. m. A stew, a kind of pulāʼo. (See دم sign. 7). دم پهولنا dam phūlnā, To breathe short. دم پهونکنا dam phūnknā, To breathe, inspire. دم ٿوٿنا dam ṭūṭnā, To die. دم جگنا dam jagnā, v. n. To speak, to talk. دم چرانا

دوڙها dauṛahā S̱. (from دوڙنا) s. m. A harbinger, a guide, a messenger. See دوڙاها dauṛāhā.

دم dum P s. f. Tail, end, extremity. دم دار dum-dār, Tailed, having a tail. دم دبانا dum dabānā, To run away, to put the tail between the legs. دم دبا جانا dum dabā jānā, To run away. دم علم کرنا dum aﻌlam karnā, To run away. دم لابه dum-lāba, s. The wagging of the tail (as, of a cat or dog when pleased). دم لابه کرنا dum-lāba karnā, To wag the tail (as, a dog or cat when pleased). دم مين گهسنا dum meṅ ghusnā, To take protection.

دهمکنا dhamaknā H v. n. 1. To throb, to shoot (as, the pain of a headach). 2. To palpitate, to thump. 3. To flash, to glimmer.

دکڙا dukṛā H s. m. The fourth part of a paīsā.

دلدلا daldalā H adj. Quaggy, boggy.

دگلا daglā H s. m. A kind of quilted vest worn as armour. S. دگمبر दिगंबर (दिग् inflect. of दिश् Space, and अंबर Clothing) dig-ambar, 1. adj. Naked. 2. s. m. An order of Hindū asceticks, who go naked: they are worshippers of Siva. 3. A mendicant of the sect of Buddha, going naked or wearing coloured clothes.

دهساو dhasāʼo H (from دهسنا) s. m. A slough, bog, quagmire, a swamp.

دلکنا dalaknā H v. n. To glitter.

دهوپ धूप dhūp S s. f. A perfume burnt by Hindūs at the time of worshipping. دهوپ داني dhūp-dānī, s. f. A pot for keeping dhūp. H. S̱. دهوپکالا dhūp-kālā (from دهوپ Sunshine, and काल Time, weather, season) s. m. The hot weather.

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.