دس दिश् dis S s. f. Side, quarter, point (of the compass). دساکرنا disā karnā, To travel.

دابانل dābānal S (दावानल comp. of दाव Forest, and अनल Fire) s. m. Fire in a forest.

درسني darsan-ī दर्शनीय S̱. 1. adj. Payable at sight (a bill of exchange); s. f. A bill of ex- change payable at sight. 2. Offering, present. 3. adj. Handsome, sightly. درسني جوان dar- sanī jawān, A beautiful youth.

ديـﮩ‍را dehrā देवगृह S̱. s. m. A temple where idols are worshipped by Jains, a Hindū temple. S̱. ديـﮩو (in Braj) 1. (for देहु) dehu, 2d pers. sing. imper. of دينون denauṅ, To give. 2. (for दैहौ) daihau, 2d pers. plur. fut. tense of دينون To give.

ديوالي dewālī S̱. (दीपाली from दीप A lamp, and आली A row) s. f. A Hindū festival (ce- lebrated on the day of the new moon of kārtik: when the Hindūs, after bathing in the Ganges, or other river, put on their best attire, perform a srāddha, and at night worship Laksh̤mī. The houses and streets are illuminated all night: and, in Hindūstān, the night is universally spent in gaming).

دين dain A s. m. Debt. دين دار dain-dār, s. m. A debtor.

داٴو dāʼū H s. m. 1. An appellation of a father or of an elder brother. 2. (used by contraction for) Baladeva, Kr̤ish̤ṇaʼs elder brother. ¶ 3. (dakh.) Deceit, fraud: see دغا dag̠ẖā.

دهرمشٿ dharmish̤ṭa धर्मिष्ठ S̱. adj. Virtuous, inclined to the performance of duty.

دهندهاري dhandhār-ī H s. f. Solitude.

دهم dahum P (from ده Ten) adj. Tenth.