دهر dhur H s. m. 1. Beginning. 2. Limit, end; as, دهرسي دهرتک dhur se dhur tak, From be- ginning to end. S. دهرا धरा (q. d. Holding or containing: from r. धृ Hold) dharā, s. f. The earth.

ديوالي dīwālī P. (for دوال see دوالي dūʼālī) s. f. A leather strap, a belt.

دونلي do-nal-ī S̱. adj. Two-barrelled (a gun). See دونالي do-nāl-ī.

دوار द्वार dwār S or duwār, s. m. A door, gate. دوارپال द्वारपाल dwār-pāl, s. m. A door-keeper. دوارپالي dwār-pāl-ī, s. f. The office of a doorkeeper.

دفينه dafīna A s. m. Buried or hidden treasure, hoard.

داردري dāridr-ī दरिद्र S̱. adj. Poor, wretched, indigent, needy, unfortunate.

ده dah ह्द S̱. s. m. Very deep water, abyss. کنول ده kaṅwal-dah, A place abounding in water lilies.

دپٿانا dapṭānā H (caus. of دپٿنا) v. a. To gallop.

داعي dāʼīﻌ A (part. act. of دعا) s. m. 1. A well- wisher, one who prays for the welfare of ano- ther. 2. A plaintiff, claimant. 3. One who instigates another to any thing, instigator, au- thor, cause.

دالدر dālidr दारिद्र्य S̱. s. m. See داردر dāridr.