دراني durrānī P s. m. The name of a tribe of Paṭhāns, inhabiting the country about Ḳandhār. They are said to have got this name from wearing pearls in the ear. They are also called Abdālīs.

درامد dar-āmad P s. f. In-coming, ingress, en- trance, access, arrival, receipt. part. pass. (for درامده) Come in.

دورا daurā H s. m. A large basket (without a cover).

دهمکاهٿ dhamkā-haṭ H (from دهمکانا) s. f. Threatening.

ديـﮩـي dīh-ī P adj. Rustick, rural. ڐ ڐ Is written thus to denote the Nāgarī ड, which is the twenty-ninth letter of the Sanskrit al- phabet, and has no corresponding sound or cha- racter in the Arabic or Persian language. It is pronounced by applying the tip of the tongue inverted to the palate. It is sometimes used for د and vice versa, as डंड for दंड.

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

دوشين dosh-īn P. adj. (for دوشينه) Of last night.

ديودت देवदत्त dewadat S Given to the gods, or given by the gods. (A name or epithet).

دبا دبي dubā-dubī H adv. (dakh.) Softly, gently.

دلميان dulmiyān H s. m. A small purse.