دهونوا dhūṅwā धूम S̱. s. m. Smoke. دهونوان دهار

دهيز dihez A. or dahez (corrupt. of جـﮩ‍از) s. m. A dowry, a portion, every thing a wife carries with her to her husband, paraphernalia.

ديوا dewā S̱. (देव) s. m. 1. A god, a deity. ديوتهان dew-thān (देवस्थान) s. f. A temple, place of idols. 2. (met.) The rain.

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.

دهوپنا dhūpnā S̱. (from धूप) v. a. To smear with pitch, to pitch, to perfume.

دنڐ दंड danḍ S s. m. 1. A stick, a staff. 2. Fine, penalty, punishment, castigation by amercement or putting to death. 3. (dakh.) See ڐنڐ ḍanḍ.

دوهيا dūhiyā H s. m. A kind of fire-place.

دگ दिग् dig S s. m. 1. Quarter, region, tract, side, way, -wards (as, اتردگ uttar-dig, North- wards). The Hindūs reckon ten digs (which are mentioned under دکپال dik-pāl). 2. Point (of the compass).

داري dār-ī P s. f. in compos. The having, holding, possessing.

داسا dāsā H s. m. 1. A piece of wood sticking out from a wall to support the thatch (or chhap- par). 2. A reapinghook. (Sans. दात्र).