دپـﮩريا dupahriyā S̱. s. m. See دوپـﮩريا under دو do.

دامان dāmān P s. m. 1. Skirt. 2. Sheet (of a sail on shipboard). 3. The

دنڐنا danḍnā S̱. v. a. (dakh.) 1. To fine, amerce, punish. 2. (i. q. کاوش کرنا) To investigate (?).

دنايت danāyat A (from دنا) s. f. Meanness, baseness.

دها dah-ā P (from ده Ten) s. m. 1. The first ten days of the Muḥarram: called also عشره and عاشورا 2. The models of the tombs of Ḥasan and Ḥusain, or the model of a building containing the tombs, which are carried about in procession during those ten days. On the tenth day the tombs are buried, or in some places thrown into water: the building, if made of cheap materials, shares the same fate: if costly, it is carried back and deposited in the dargāh or Karbalā.

دهوها dhūhā H s. m. A scarecrow.

ددهـ दधि dadhi S s. m. Sour, thick milk, coa- gulated milk. دده کادو dadhi-kādo or دده کادون dadhi-kādauṅ (दधिकर्द्दम) Coagulated milk and clay, thrown by people at each other in sport on the festival of Kr̤ish̤ṇaʼs birthday (بهادون بدي اشٿمي).

دغلي dag̠ẖlī P s. f. Treachery, villainy, fraud. P. H. دغنا dag̠ẖnā (from داغ) v. n. 1. To be fired off (as, a gun). 2. To be marked. A. H. دغوليا dag̠ẖoliyā (from دغل) s. m. An im- postor. P. A. H. دغيلا dag̠ẖīlā, adj. 1. (from داغ) Stained, spotted. 2. (from دغل) Deceitful.

دبکيل dabkel H adj. Sculking, sculker.

دستوري dastūr-ī P 1. s. f. Perquisites paid to servants by one who sells to their master. 2. Leave, license, congé. 3. adj. Customary, ordinary.