درنده daranda P or darinda, part. act. (of دريدن Tearing; (adjec- tively) Rapacious, fierce, ravenous; (subst.) Ravenous beast, beast of prey.

دانو dāṅw P. (Pers. داو) s. m. 1. A stake, a wager. 2. A throw or cast of the dice. S. دانو दानव (from दनु the mother of them) dānav, s. m. A demon, Titan, giant.

دوج بر dūj-bar S̱. (from द्विजायावर) s. m. A man who marries a second wife, a bigamist. S. دوجپتني द्विजपत्नी (द्विज Twice-born, i. e. A brāhmaṇ, and पत्नी Wife) dwijapatnī, s. f. The wife of a brāhmaṇ.

دهوکڙ dhokaṛ H adj. Robust, athletick.

دستي dast-ī P s. f. A torch or link that is carried in the hands. adj. Of or from the hand, manual.

دهورسنجها dhūr-sanjhā S̱. (गोघूलीसंध्या or धूलीसंध्या) s. m. Evening.

دهشت dahshat A s. f. Fear, fright, terrour, dismay, dread, awe, alarm. دهشت انگيز dah- shat-angez, Horrible, terrible, hideous. دهشت ديني dahshat denī, To frighten, terrify, alarm. دهشت زده dahshat-zada, adj. Panick-struck, terrified, alarmed, frightened. دهشت ناک dahshat-nāk, adj. Alarming, fearful, terrified, frightened, afraid. P. A. دهقان dihḳān (from ده dih, Village, and خان Lord: Kām. ap. Gol.) s. m. A villager, husbandman, a head man of a village. A. P. دهقاني dihḳān-ī, s. m. f. 1. A villager, a hus- bandman, countryman, peasant, rustick. 2. Agriculture, the profession of a husbandman.

دوار dawār दाव S̱. s. f. Fire that breaks out in woods.

دهڙلا dhaṛallā H s. m. 1. The sound of hammering, &c. 2. Frightening, alarming, bullying, bravado. 3. A crowd.

دن दिन din S s. m. Day. دن بدن din ba-din,