دار dār A (Heb. and Ch. To encircle, to dwell) s. m. A dwelling, a mansion, habitation, abode, country. دار الامان dāru-l-amān, s. m. The house of safety, i. e. a country with which there is peace. دار البقا dāru-l-baḳā, The abode of permanency, i. e. the next world. دار البوار dāru-l-bawār, s. m. The abode of perdition, i. e. hell. دار الخلافت يا سلطنت يا امارت يا حکومت dāru-l-ḵẖilāfat or -salt̤anat, or -imārat, -or ḥukūmat, s. m. The seat of empire, the royal residence, the capital. دار الحرب dāru-l-ḥarb (lit. The mansion of war) A country where the Muhammadan religion does not pre- vail. دار السلام dāru-s-salām, The mansion of safety, heaven. دار الشرع dāru-sh-sharﻌ, A court of law, a spiritual court. دار الشفا يا مرض dāru-sh-shifā or -l-maraẓ, s. m. An hospital. درا الضرب dāru-ẓ-ẓarb, s. f. The mint. دار العدالت dāru-l-aﻌdālat, The court or hall of justice. دار العلم dāru-l-iﻌlm, A college, school, university. دار الفنا dāru-l-fanā, s. f. The abode of frailty or of mortality, i. e. the world. دار القرار dāru-l-ḳarār, The mansion of rest, i. e. the grave. دار المکافات dāru-l-mukāfāt, The abode of recompense or retaliation; the world. دار و دسته dār-o-dasta, House and family.

دواسپه do-asp-a P (دو Two, and اسپ A horse: i. e. having one horse to relieve another, or

دکهنا dukhnā दुःखन S̱. v. n. To ache, to pain, to smart.

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

دبکر dabkar P. S̱. (properly دم کل) s. f. A trap.

دهوان dhūʼāṅ S̱. s. m. Smoke. See دهونوا.

دوت दूत dūt S s. m. An ambassadour, mes- senger, a go-between, an angel who passes be- tween God and man.

درونه darūna P s. m. The heart, core.

ديگرگون dīgar-gūn P adj. Changed in form or figure.

دوتيا dūtiyā S̱. or द्वितीय dwitīya, adj. Second.