دق daḳḳ A adj. Subtile, minute, thin. تپ دق tap-i-daḳḳ, s. f. A hectick fever.

دنبل dumbal P. (prop. دمل) s. m. A bile, an im- posthume, a bubo, an abscess.

دودهيا dūdh-iyā S̱. 1. adj. Milky. 2. s. m. See دودهي sign. 3. دودهيا پتهر dūdhiyā-patthar, A white stone of which plaster is made, and uten- sils are formed. S.P. دور dūr (दूर) 1. s. f. Distance. 2. adj. At a distance, far, distant, remote. In Sans. the reverse of उप. دورانديش dūr-andesh, adj. Provident, foreseeing, penetrating, circumspect, sagacious, wise, prudent. دورانديشي dūr-an-

دبنا dabnā H v. n. 1. To be snubbed, to crouch, shrink, be pressed down, be bowed down, give way, to be awed. 2. To be concealed. دب آنا dab-ānā, v. n. To advance. دب جانا dab jānā, To retire, to withdraw, to be mortified, to be suppressed. دب چلنا يا نکلنا dab-chalnā or -nikalnā, To be awed, to be overpowered. دب مرنا dab marnā, To be crushed to death. دبي پانو dabe-pāṅw or دبي پاون dabe-pāoṅ, With silent steps, softly, gently.

دري darī P s. f. 1. A small carpet. 2. A dialect of the Persian language, the origin and pecu- liarities of which are variously defined by Persian lexicographers. Some alledge its distinctive mark to be when the form of the word is com- plete, without contraction; as bugo, ishkam, Darī; go and shikam, Pārsī. Others make it the dialect of a certain district, comprehending Balkh, Bukhārā, Badakhshān, Marū-Shāh-Jān, and Bāmiyān. The name is by some said to be derived from dara, a valley among hills; which corresponds with its origin in Badakh- shān and the mountainous part of Kandhār. Others assert that it was spoken at the court of the monarchs of the Kaiānian dynasty, and derive the name from dar a gate or dargāh a

دينار dīnār A s. m. f. The name of a coin, a ducat, dinar. (Sans. दीनार A weight of gold).

دبوچنا dabochnā H v. a. To conceal, to hide (ge- nerally, furtively).

دلي dillī H s. f. Name of a city, the metropolis of Hindūstān, called also Shāhjahānābād.

دوکاني dūkān-ī P 1. s. f. Shopkeeping. 2. s. m. A shopkeeper.

دهرم धर्म dharam S or dharm, s. m. 1. Justice, virtue, religion. 2. Usage, practice, the cus- tomary observances of cast, sect, &c. 3. Duty, especially that enjoined by the Vedas. دهرم باپ dharm-bāp, An adopted father, a godfather. دهرم بيٿا dharm-beṭā, Adopted son. دهرم دهاري धर्मधारी dharm-dhārī, A maintainer of justice. دهرم راج dharm-rāj, s. m. 1. धर्मराज Justking; Yama or Pluto. 2. (for धर्मराज्य) A king- dom where justice is administered. دهرم راج کرنا dharm-rāj karnā, To govern justly. دهرم سالا (धर्मशाला) dharam- or dharm-sālā, s. m. A place where alms are distributed.