ديانت diyānat A (from دين) s. f. Conscience, honesty, justice, piety, virtue. ديانت دار di- yānat-dār, adj. Honest, just, conscientious. ديانت داري diyānat-dār-ī, s. f. Honesty, pro- bity, conscientiousness. S. ديايت दयायुत (i. e. दया Tenderness, and युत Joined) dayā-yut, adj. Kind, compassion- ate, friendly.

دوال doʼāl P s. f. A leather strap, a belt. دوال پا doʼāl-pā, adj. 1. Webfooted. 2. A fabulous race with legs like thongs, who are said to deceive and devour unwary travellers.

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.

دالان dālān P s. m. A hall. دردالان dar-dālān, s. m. An outer hall.

داري dārī H s. f. A female slave taken in war.

دهاندهل dhāndhal H s. f. Wrangling, subterfuge, trick, cheating, juggle, chicanery.

دوم duwum P or dūʼam, adj. 1. Second. 2. In- feriour, second sort.

در dur P. S̱. (contract. of Pers. دور Sans. दूर) interj. Avaunt!

دبدبه dabdaba A s. m. 1. Noise, sound, din. 2. Dignity, state, pomp, parade.

دخ daḵẖ P 1. adj. Good. 2. s. An army or row (of men), the essence (of any thing). ¶ duḵẖ, s. 1. (for دخت) Daughter. 2. An aquatick plant (rush?) of which mats are made, a reed of which mats are formed.