دبوس dabos H s. m. A flint.

دوهرا dohrā S̱. (from द्वौ Two) s. m. A distich. adj. Double.

دهگي dahaggī S̱. or dhaggī (r. दह Burn) s. (dakh.) Heat: see گرمي garm-ī.

دشور dushwar P adj. for دشوار dushwār, q. v.

دق diḳḳ A (Heb. and Chald. ) s. m. 1. A hectick fever. 2. Teasing, trouble, &c. See دقت diḳḳat. دق کرنا diḳḳ karnā, To perplex, plague, tease, annoy, incommode, irritate, ex- asperate. دق هونا diḳḳ honā, To be irritated, &c. دق دار diḳḳ-dār, adj. Troublesome, teasing. دق داري diḳḳ-dār-ī, s. f. Trouble, vexa- tion.

دق ولق daḳḳ-o-laḳḳ A s. m. An extensive, uncul- tivated plain.

دوزيره do-zīra P s. m. A kind of rice. S̱. دوس दिवस divas, s. m. A day.

دوج dūj S̱. (from द्वितीय) s. f. The second day of a lunar fortnight.

داواگن दावाग्नि dāvāgni S s. f. The conflagra- tion of a forest, kindled by a tempest or some other cause.

دغدغه dag̠ẖdag̠ẖa A s. m. Alarm, disturbance, tumult, fear, dread, awe. A. P. دغل dag̠ẖal, 1. s. m. Vice, corruption, trea- chery, depravity. 2. Luxuriant and entangled herbage. 3. An impostor, a villain, a pick- pocket. 4. adj. False, deceitful. 5. Base (as coin). دغل فصل dag̠ẖal faṣal, Treachery, de- ceit, depravity.