دهاک dhāk H s. f. 1. Pomp, glory. 2. Re- nown, fame. 3. Fear, terrour. 4. Name of a tree (Butea frondosa).

دکپال दिक् Region, and पाल Preserver dikpāl S. s. m. A guardian deity of one of the ten (दिश् dis) regions or points (of the com- pass: i. e. ब्रह्मा Brahmā, for upwards; अनंत Ananta, for downwards; इन्द्र Indra, for east; अग्नि Agni, for southeast; यम Yama, for south; नैर्ऋत Nairr̤ita, for southwest; वरुण Varuṇa, for west; वायु Vāyu or पवन Pa- vana, for northwest; कुवेर Kuvera, for north; ईशान Īsāna or शिव Siva, for northeast).

دهارنا dhārnā S̱. v. a. 1. (धारण r. धृ Hold, bear) To hold, to bear, to have, to keep, to place, to owe, to sustain, to support, to uphold. 2. (from دهار or धारा) To pour (water).

دنت दंत dant S s. m. A tooth. دنت پير dant- pīr (दंतपीडा) The toothach.

درويش darwesh P s. m. A dervis, a beggar. (Plur. درويشان darweshān).

ديواگت dewāgat S (देवागति) s. f. Sudden misfortune, accident.

دانشمند dānish-mand P adj. Learned, wise.

دق daḳḳ A adj. Subtile, minute, thin. تپ دق tap-i-daḳḳ, s. f. A hectick fever.

دلويا dalwaiyā S̱. (from دلنا dalnā) s. m. One who grinds.

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