دمچي dum-chī P s. f. A crupper.

دگانه du-gāna P (دو Two, with the particle گانه) s. m. 1. Two prostrations at prayer. 2. (in the dialect of women) Two intimate female friends, sworn sisters.

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,

دوجها dojhā द्विजाया S̱. adj. Married to a second wife.

ديودت देवदत्त dewadat S Given to the gods, or given by the gods. (A name or epithet).

دوارکا द्वारिका dwārikā S s. f. Name of a Hindū holy place on the shore of the western sea, near the mouth of the gulf of Cutch. دوارکا ناتهـ द्वारिकानाथ dwārikā-nāth, Master of dwā- rikā, i. e. Kr̤ish̤ṇa.

دميده damīda P (from دميدن) part. Blown (a flower), shot forth, vegetated (a plant).

دمک damak H s. f. 1. Glitter. 2. Ardour.

دگدگي dugdugī H s. (dakh. i. q. حلق کي نيچي کا گڙها) Pit or hole at the bottom of the throat (?).

دوهر dohar S̱. (from द्वौ Two) s. m. 1. A double sheet. 2. A sheath.