دريغ dareg̠ẖ P (p. direg̠ẖ) s. m. 1. A sigh, sor- row, repugnance, disinclination. 2. interj. Alas! دريغ کرنا dareg̠ẖ karnā, To withhold, to grudge, to think much.

دهامن dhāmin H s. m. 1. A kind of serpent (which is said to suck cows and to be harmless). 2. A kind of wood. 3. A kind of bamboo.

دهرن dharan S̱. s. f. 1. (धरण) A beam. 2. Accent, tone. 3. The navel (or rather the um- bilical vein, perhaps the aorta or cœliack artery, as it is said to pulsate) which is supposed by the Hindū physicians to be occasionally re- moved from its place, and thus to occasion various morbid symptoms. This is called دهرن ڐگني dharan-ḍignī or ناف ٿلنا يا اکهڙنا nāf- ṭalnā or -ukhaṛnā, and the cure is attempted by friction of the belly. 4. See دهرنا dharnā.

دهاچک dhāchak H s. (dakh.) Fear, terrour: see دهشت dahshat.

دبکي dabkī H s. f. Ambush, crouching. دبکي مارنا dabkī mārnā, To lie in ambush.

در dur P. S̱. (contract. of Pers. دور Sans. दूर) interj. Avaunt!

دورا daurā H s. m. A large basket (without a cover).

دهوٴي dhoʼī H s. f. Pulse which has been soaked previous to boiling, a mash.

درفشه durufsha P s. m. A sword.

دبکيل dabkel H adj. Sculking, sculker.