درد dard P s. m. 1. Pain, ache, affliction. 2. Pity, sympathy, compassion; affection. درد آلود dard-ālūd, adj. Pained, grieved. درد آميز dard-āmez, adj. Piteous, compassionate. درد آنا dard ānā, To be affected with compassion. درد انگيز dard-angez, adj. 1. Sickly. 2. Pitia- ble, exciting compassion, pathetick, affecting.

دخ daḵẖ P 1. adj. Good. 2. s. An army or row (of men), the essence (of any thing). ¶ duḵẖ, s. 1. (for دخت) Daughter. 2. An aquatick plant (rush?) of which mats are made, a reed of which mats are formed.

دهاين دهاين dhāʼeṅ dhāʼeṅ H s. f. 1. The report of cannon heard at a distance. 2. A sound made by burning any thing. P.T. دهباشي dah-bāsh-ī (Pers. ده Ten, and Turk. باش Head) s. m. A commander of ten men, a person having a place of trust, a valet.

دبکنا dabaknā H v. n. To crouch, to sculk, to be awed, to lie in ambush, to lurk, to set (a dog), to twinkle. دبک آنا-جانا يا رهنا dabak-ānā, -janā, or -rahnā, v. n. To sneak, to sculk. دبک بيٿهنا dabak baiṭhnā, v. n. To crouch.

درخشندگي daraḵẖshanda-gī P s. f. Splendour, brightness.

دودمان dūdmān P s. m. Generation, race, noble family, house.

دتکار dut-kār S̱. s. m. Reproof.

دلدل daldal H s. f. A quagmire, slough, bog.

ديرينه der-īna P adj. 1. Old. 2. Wise, cunning.

دهند dhund H s. (dakh.) Design, intention, idea, thought: see قصد ḳasd and خيال ḵẖayāl.