دار dār P 1. (Sans. दारु Wood) s. m. Gallows, a gibbet, an empaling stake. دارپرکهينچنا dār par khainchnā, To empale. 2. part. act. (of داشتن To have) in compos. Having, possessing, holding, possessor, keeper, lord, master; as, آب دار āb-dār, 1. adj. Watery. 2. Resplendent. 3. s. m. A person entrusted with the charge of water for drinking. حصه دار ḥiṣṣa-dār, A partaker. عمل دار aﻌmal-dār, A tax- gatherer. دار گير dār-gīr or دار و گير dār o gīr,

دادي فريادي dād-ī-faryād-ī P A plaintiff, a com- plainant.

ديوٿهان dew-ṭhān S̱. (देवोत्थान from देव God, उत् Up, and r. ष्ठा Stand) s. f. The second day of the moon of kārtik shukl-paksh̤, on which Vish̤ṇu awakes from his sleep of four mouths.

دهن کٿي dhan-kaṭī H s. f. A kind of cloth.

دار दार dār S s. f. A wife.

دادهنا dādhnā S̱. (from दग्ध) v. n. To burn.

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

درما darmā H s. m. A kind of mat.

دعوات daﻌwāt A s. plur. (of دعوت) Benedic- tions, invitations.

دعوت daﻌwat A s. f. 1. Invitation, convocation, benediction. 2. Pressing people to become Musalmāns. 3. Pretension. 4. A feast, banquet. دعوت کرني daﻌwat-karnī, To invite.