ديوڙيوان dewṛī-wān H s. m. (dakh.) A door-keeper, porter.

دهيمر dhīmar धीवर S̱. s. m. A fisherman; name of a cast of fishermen.

دس दश das S adj. Ten. دسون دسا dasoṅ disā, The ten regions, sides or quarters (of the world, as mentioned under دکپال dik-pāl, q. v.). دسون دوار dasoṅ dwār, The ten passages for the actions of the faculties; namely, the eyes, ears, nostrils, mouth, penis, anus, and crown of the head. (It seems, however, that properly there are only nine, the last not being acknowledged in any Sanskrit works of authority which have been consulted).

درا darā P (in Hind. dirā) s. f. A bell.

دونالي do-nāl-ī द्विनाल S̱. adj. Double-barrelled (a gun).

دي مارنا de mārnā S̱. v. a. To dash on the ground, to throw, to stamp.

دهاپ dhāp S̱. s. f. 1. A foot-measure. 2. As far as a man can run without taking breath. (Sans. धाव Running).

دعاٴيه duʼāﻌʼiya A. s. m. Benediction, invocation, prayer.

ديا diyā S̱. 1. s. m. (दीप) A lamp. دياسلاٴي diyā-salāʼī, s. f. A match (for catching fire). 2. part. past (of دينا To give) Given; s. m. Gift.

دشت dasht P s. m. A desert, a forest. دشت گرد dasht-gard or دشت نورد dasht-naward, A traveller of deserts. دشت گردي dasht-gard-ī, s. f. The travelling or wandering over deserts. دشت هو dasht-i-hū, A desert void of all but God.