ديد dīd P (from ديدن) s. m. f. Sight, seeing, show, spectacle. ديد باز dīd-bāz, An ogler. ديد بازي dīd-bāz-ī, s. f. 1. Looking about one, taking air. 2. Reconnoitring. 3. Ogling. ديد کرنا dīd karnā, To inspect, behold, &c. ديد واديد dīd-wā-dīd, s. m. Interview. ¶ for ديده dīda, part. Seen, having seen.

دلن दलन dalan S s. m. Dividing, tearing asun- der, splitting.

دوالا diwālā H s. m. Bankruptcy.

دهنوان धनवान् dhan-wān S adj. Wealthy, affluent, rich.

دهنـﮩ‍ا dhanhā S̱. (from دهان dhān, q. v.) s. m. 1. A cultivator of rice. 2. adj. (of a country) In which rice is cultivated.

دهکانا dahkānā S̱. (caus. of دهکنا) v. a. 1. To burn, to kindle. 2. To ruin, destroy, lose. 3. To cause to regret. 4. To heat (iron, &c.).

دونگڙا daungṛā H s. m. A heavy shower.

دهول dhaul H s. f. A thump, a rap, a slap. دهول جڙنا يا لگانا يا مارنا dhaul-jaṛnā or -lagānā or -mārnā, v. a. To thump. دهول لگنا dhaul lagnā, v. n. To suffer loss.

دند dand P 1. s. A rib, a toothed instrument used by weavers, a tooth, any astringent that contracts the mouth, name of a very purgative grain or seed, a sort of beggars that wound themselves if something be not soon given them, a sort of herb or grass. 2. adj. Poor, needy, foolish, ignorant, fearless, self-willed, thief, ir- religious.

دام dām P s. m. A net, a snare. دام دار dām-dār, A person who uses a net, a fisherman. دامگـﮩـ dām-gah or دامگاه dām-gāh, Place of snares.