ديوا سلاي dīwā-salāʼī S̱. (dakh.) A match tipped with sulphur: see ديا سلاٴي under ديا diyā.

ديمک dīmak P. (prop. ديوک) s. f. White ant.

دبکنا dabaknā H v. n. To crouch, to sculk, to be awed, to lie in ambush, to lurk, to set (a dog), to twinkle. دبک آنا-جانا يا رهنا dabak-ānā, -janā, or -rahnā, v. n. To sneak, to sculk. دبک بيٿهنا dabak baiṭhnā, v. n. To crouch.

دمدمه damdama A (from دمّ damma, To plaster, to heap up earth as a mole does) s. m. A cava- lier, a mound, a raised battery.

دابنا dābnā H (trans. of دبنا) v. a. 1. To press down, to suppress, to snub. 2. To squeeze. داب رکهنا dāb rakhnā, 1. Toconceal, to steal and conceal. 2. To press (particularly, with the thighs), to retain by pressure, to gripe (as, money). داب لينا dāb lenā, To outgrow.

دميتا damītā H adj. (dakh.) Rich, wealthy.

دقيقه daḳīḳa A s. m. 1. A minute, a moment of time. 2. Any thing small, a particle, a subtile question, a trifling business.

دغدغا dag̠ẖdag̠ẖā A. s. m. Alarm, disturbance, tumult, fear, dread, awe.

دوهان dohān S̱. (द्विहायन q. d. of two years old) s. m. A young bullock, a steer.

دوکان dūkān P s. f. (in dakh. s. m.) A shop, a work-shop. دوکان دار dūkān-dār, A shopkeeper. دوکانداري dūkān-dār-ī, s. f. Shopkeeping.