دلاک dallāk A s. m. A waiter at the baths that rubs, &c. the bodies of those who bathe, a barber.

دنبه dumba P s. m. A kind of sheep with a thick tail.

ديجور daijūr P (compound of داج Darkness, and particle ور) s. m. 1. The night of conjunction of sun and moon. 2. A dark night without moon- light. 3. Every thing black. 4. adj. Dark. (Adopted in Arab. plur. دياجير).

دوري dūr-ī P (from دور dūr) s. f. Distance, sepa- ration, absence, remoteness, farness.

دهورت धूर्त्त dhūrt S adj. Cunning, sly.

دهرکال dhirkāl H s. m. The name of a cast of people who work on bamboos.

دگانه du-gāna P (دو Two, with the particle گانه) s. m. 1. Two prostrations at prayer. 2. (in the dialect of women) Two intimate female friends, sworn sisters.

ديوگيري dew-gīrī देवगिरी S̱. s. f. Name of a musical mode, or rāginī.

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.

دره dirra A s. m. A scourge.