دلاک dallāk A s. m. A waiter at the baths that rubs, &c. the bodies of those who bathe, a barber.

دهج dhaj ध्वज S̱. s. f. m. 1. Shape, form. 2. Attitude, posture. دهج پلٿنا dhaj palaṭnā, To change oneʼs attitude in sword-playing, &c.

دوغله dog̠ẖla P. (properly داغول) adj. Mongrel.

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

دهن dhun S̱. s. f. 1. (ध्यान) Inclination, pro- pensity, application, diligence, perseverance, ardour, ambition, assiduity. 2. (Hind). Pains in the bones. 3. dhun or dhuni (for ध्वनि) Sound, musical sound.

دهچکنا dhachaknā H v. n. To give way, to sink (as, a bog, slough, &c.).

دگلا daglā H s. m. A kind of quilted vest worn as armour. S. دگمبر दिगंबर (दिग् inflect. of दिश् Space, and अंबर Clothing) dig-ambar, 1. adj. Naked. 2. s. m. An order of Hindū asceticks, who go naked: they are worshippers of Siva. 3. A mendicant of the sect of Buddha, going naked or wearing coloured clothes.

دهانا dhānā S̱. v. n. 1. (धावन) To run, to make haste; to toil and labour, to drudge. 2. (from ध्यान) To worship.

داهي dāhī A (part. act. of دهي) adj. Shrewd, ingenious, penetrating.

دام दाम dām S s. A rope, cord, string.