دهنده dhundh S̱. (from धूम Smoke) s. m. Dim- sightedness. 2. Haziness, mistiness.

دکهاٴي dikhāʼī S̱. (from دکهانا) s. f. Shewing, show, display, appearance. دکهاٴي دينا dikhāʼī denā, To appear.

دهر dahr A s. m. 1. Time, an age, custom, habit, mode, manner, care, solicitude. 2. The world. 3. Atheism. 4. Fortune, chance, adversity, danger.

دين दीन dīn S adj. Poor, needy, indigent; humble. دين ديال दीनदयालु dīn-dayāl, Merciful to the poor, دين بندهو दीनबंधु dīn- bandhu, The friend of the poor, and دينناتهـ दिननाथ dīna-nāth, Lord of the poor, are epithets of the Deity.

دوج द्विज dwija S (twice-born) s. m. A man of either of the three first classes (the Brāhmaṇs, Ksh̤atriyas, and Vaisyas being initiated into their respective tribes by investiture with the sacred thread, which is called a second birth).

دلـﮩ‍ارا dal-hārā S. (from دال dāl) s. m. One whose business is to sell grain.

درکنا daraknā H v. n. To split, to rend, to be torn, to crack.

دهاڙنا dahāṛnā H v. n. To roar (as, a tiger).

دوا diwā S̱. s. (dakh.) Lamp: see ديپ dīp.

دزد duzd P s. m. A thief, a robber.