دوزه doza P s. m. 1. A plant the fruit of which is a prickly nut of the size of the filbert, and which adheres to a garment coming in contact. 2. Gum lac used in fastening the handles of knives and swords.

درونه darūna P s. m. The heart, core.

دوکهنا dokh̤nā S̱. (दोषण r. दुष Be polluted) v. a. To accuse, to calumniate, to blame. S̱.H. دوگاڙا do-gāṛā or dugāṛā, adj. 1. Twice, dou- ble. 2. A musket carrying two balls.

دساوري disāwarī S̱. A sort of pān or betel leaf.

درزن darzan P s. f. A needle.

دنگاٴيگي dangāʼegī H s. (dakh.) Repentance, re- gret.

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.

دهرن dharan S̱. s. f. 1. (धरण) A beam. 2. Accent, tone. 3. The navel (or rather the um- bilical vein, perhaps the aorta or cœliack artery, as it is said to pulsate) which is supposed by the Hindū physicians to be occasionally re- moved from its place, and thus to occasion various morbid symptoms. This is called دهرن ڐگني dharan-ḍignī or ناف ٿلنا يا اکهڙنا nāf- ṭalnā or -ukhaṛnā, and the cure is attempted by friction of the belly. 4. See دهرنا dharnā.

ديول dewal देवालय S̱. s. m. A temple where idols are worshipped, a temple, a pagoda.

دسر dussar H s. m. Double stakes at dice, &c. playing double or quits.