درويش darwesh P s. m. A dervis, a beggar. (Plur. درويشان darweshān).

دربار darbār P s. m. House, dwelling, court, hall of audience; the holding of a court. دربارباندنا darbār bāndnā (dakh. i. q. رشوت دينا) To bribe, give bribes.

درکا darkā H s. m. Crack, crevice, cranny.

دهياونا dhyāwnā S̱. v. a. See دهيانا dhyānā.

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

دعوات daﻌwāt A s. plur. (of دعوت) Benedic- tions, invitations.

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

دڙهتا दृढता diṛhatā S or dr̤iṛhatā, s. f. Firmness, strength.

دور daur A (Heb. ) s. m. 1. Revolution (of time or of any body), passing round (of wine), circular motion. 2. A species of argument, reasoning in a circle. 3. Age, period, cycle, tour, turn, time, vicissitude, circuit. دوردور daur daur, s. m. Prosperity. دورگردي daur- gard-ī, s. f. Revolution, changing.

دبيه dibbya S̱. (दिव्य r. दिव Transact, shine) 1. s. m. An oath, affidavit. 2. adj. Pure, un- polluted.