دادي فريادي dād-ī-faryād-ī P A plaintiff, a com- plainant.

دامان dāmān P s. m. 1. Skirt. 2. Sheet (of a sail on shipboard). 3. The

دامني dāman-ī P (from دامن) s. f. 1. Scrap of the shrowd kept by relations of the deceased. 2. A saddle-cloth, furniture, housings. 3. An ornament worn on the forehead.

دابنا dābnā H (trans. of دبنا) v. a. 1. To press down, to suppress, to snub. 2. To squeeze. داب رکهنا dāb rakhnā, 1. Toconceal, to steal and conceal. 2. To press (particularly, with the thighs), to retain by pressure, to gripe (as, money). داب لينا dāb lenā, To outgrow.

دهنا dahnā दक्षिण S̱. adj. Right, the opposite of left.

درس dars A (Heb. ) s. m. Reading, learning to read, a lecture, a lesson. درس دينا dars denā, To teach to read, to instruct. درس لينا dars lenā, To read a lesson. S. درس दर्श (r. दृश See) daras or dars, s. m. 1. Sight, seeing. 2. The conjunction of sun and moon, or day of new moon.

دلڙي du-laṛ-ī H s. f. A necklace of two strings.

دبور dabūr A (from دبر) s. f. Zephyr, west wind. P. A. دبوس dabūs, s. m. A club.

دنمان दिनमान din-mān S s. m. The length of day.

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.