دهريا dahr-iyā A. (from دهر) s. m. An atheist.

دارا dārā P n. prop. Darius: holder, possessor, sovereign, king, god.

دهش dihish P (from دادن) s. f. Charity, bounty.

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.

داده dāda P part. (of دادن) Given, having given. (Pers. plur. دادگان).

ديده dīda P 1. part. (in compos.) Seen, having seen, or observed or experienced. 2. s. m. The eye. 3. A wanton or impudent eye. 4. (met.) Impudence. دهويا ديده dhoyā dīda, An eye void of shame, wanton, impudent. ديدي پهاڙنا dīde phāṛnā, v. a. To look steadfastly. ديده ريزي dīda-rez-ī, s. f. Fatiguing to the eye (as, minute objects, &c.). ديده کهولنا dīda kholnā, v. a. To consider maturely. ديده وان يا بان dīda-wān or -bān, The sight (of a gun, &c.). ديده و دانسته dīda-o-dānista, Wilfully, wittingly, purposely. ديده ودل سي dīda-o-dil se, adj. With heart and soul. ديده ور dīda-war, adj. Clearsighted. ديدي نيلي پيلي کرنا dīde nīle

دلدر dalidr S̱. s. m. See داردر dāridr.

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.

درند darand P. or darind, part. act. (of دريدن Tearing; (adjec- tively) Rapacious, fierce, ravenous; (subst.) Ravenous beast, beast of prey.

دلاوري dilāwar-ī P s. f. Bravery, boldness.