دانگ dāng P s. f. 1. A weight, the fourth part of a dram. 2. The sixth part or the side or quarter (of a city, country, &c.), side.

دراج darrāj A s. A hedge-hog.

دهوان دهار dhūʼāṅ-dhār S̱. See دهونوان دهار under دهونوا dhūṅwā.

ديدار dīdār P s. m. Sight, interview. ديدارخواه dīdār-ḵẖẉāh, Seeking or soliciting an interview.

دراز darāz P adj. Long. درازدستي darāz-dast-ī, s. f. Oppression.

دهوني dhūnī S̱. (from धूम) s. f. 1. Persevering. 2. Smoke. 3. A fire lighted by a Hindū faḳīr, over which he sits, imbibing the smoke, by way of penance. It is often practised by them, in the manner of dharnā, to extort compliance with their demands. Hence دهوني دينا dhūnī denā, To dun, to importune: to smoke. دهوني لگاني dhūnī lagānī, To insist obstinately, or to persevere in a demand. 4. Fumigation by way of exorcising one possessed; or, as a medical application. دهوني لينا dhūnī lenā, To inhale smoke, or undergo fumigation.

دهسنا dhasnā H v. n. To be pierced, stuck into, to be penetrated, to be thrust into, to sink, to enter, run into.

دولمال کرنا dolmāl karnā दोलायमान S̱. v. a. To wave, to swing, to undulate, to hesitate.

دهڙا dhaṛā H s. m. 1. A party. 2. A weight. دهڙا باندهنا dhaṛā bāndhnā, To make up a standard to weigh by, with bricks or any thing else; as, by having one weight (of a pound, suppose) it is doubled, quadrupled, and so on, till the weight requisite is obtained.

ديوث daiyūs̤ A s. m. A contented cuckold, or one who winks at the fornication of his wife or female relations from interested motives.