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.

دام दाम dām S s. A rope, cord, string.

دٴي daʼī दैव S̱. 1. s. m. Destiny, the deity. 2. s. f. The godhead. دٴي لگنا daʼī lagnā, To be unfortunate. دٴي مارا daʼī-mārā, adj. Struck by the deity, accursed. S. ديا दया (r. दय Move, give) dayā, s. f. 1. A gift. 2. Affection, tenderness, sympathy, mercy, kindness, favour. ديا سيل दयाशील dayā-sīl, adj. Affectionate. ديا مان dayā-mān (दयावान्) or دياونت दयावन्तः dayā- want, adj. Charitable, merciful, kind.

دساوري disāwarī S̱. A sort of pān or betel leaf.

دبکانا dabkānā H (causal of دبکنا) v. a. 1. To snub, check, chide, threaten, awe, daunt. 2. To conceal, hide.

دهرماوتار धर्मावतार dharmāvatār S or dhar- mautār, s. m. Incarnation of Dharma, god of justice; used as a term of respect.

دهم dahum P (from ده Ten) adj. Tenth.

دليا daliyā S̱. (from द्विदल) s. m. Half-ground or coarsely pounded grain, split pulse.

دلـﮩ‍ارن dal-hāran S̱. (from دال dāl) s. f. A wo- man whose business is to deal in grain.

دهورا dhorā H s. m. Name of a medicine.