دين dīn A s. m. Faith, religion. (Plur. اديان). دين پناه dīn-panāh, Protection of the faith, a defender of the faith. ديندار dīn-dār, adj. Vir-

دلـﮩ‍ن dalihan S̱. (from द्विदल Two halves, and अन्न Grain) s. f. Any sort of pulse which may be split; as دال dāl.

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.

دشمن dushman P (Sans. दुष्ट Wicked, and मनः Mind) s. m. f. An enemy, adversary, foe. دشمن جاني dushman-i-jānī, A deadly foe. دشمن کام dushman-kām, A calamity (q. d. the wish of an enemy). دشمن کشي dushman-kush-ī, Killing of an enemy. دشمن گداز dushman-gudāz, Dis- solver or destroyer of enemies.

دقيقه daḳīḳa A s. m. 1. A minute, a moment of time. 2. Any thing small, a particle, a subtile question, a trifling business.

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.

دران darān P part. act. (in compos. from دريدن) Rending, tearing.

دکهنا dukhnā दुःखन S̱. v. n. To ache, to pain, to smart.

دوارابتي द्वारावती dwārābatī S s. f. Name of a Hindū holy place on the shore of the western sea, near the mouth of the gulf of Cutch. دوارکا ناتهـ द्वारिकानाथ dwārikā-nāth, Master of dwā- rikā, i. e. Kr̤ish̤ṇa.

داٴود dāʼūd A (Heb. from Beloved) n. prop. Name of a prophet, David.