درکنار dar-kinār P adv. On one side, apart, out of the way, aside; (put it) aside. S. درگ दृग् (r. दृश See) drig, s. m. The eye. S. درگ दुर्ग (comp. of दुर् With difficulty, and part. of r. गम Go, q. d. Difficult of passage) durg, 1. adj. Impenetrable, impassable, inac- cessible. 2. s. m. A strong fort.

درند darand P. or darind, part. act. (of دريدن Tearing; (adjec- tively) Rapacious, fierce, ravenous; (subst.) Ravenous beast, beast of prey.

ديکهانا dekhānā S̱. v. a. See دکهانا dikhānā.

ديدن dīdan P v. To see, seeing.

دير der P s. f. Delay, tardiness, slowness, a long time. adv. Late, slow. ديرپا der-pā, adj. Durable, lasting. ديرپاي der-pā-ī, s. f. Du- rability. ديرتک der tak or ديرتلک der ta- lak, For a long time, till late. ديرخوابي der- ḵẖẉāb-ī, s. f. Late sleeping. ديرگاه der-gāh, adv. Always.

دال dāl S̱. (दल r. दल Divide, tear asunder) s. f. Pulse, vetches. دال گلني کسي کي dāl galnī kisī kī, v. n. To have an advantage, to avail.

دخيل daḵẖīl A (from دخل) 1. adj. Intimate, fa- miliar. 2. Admitted, allowed entrance; adopt- ed (a word). 3. s. m. A friend, a confidant, an accomplice. دخيل هونا daḵẖīl honā, To meddle, to intermeddle (in).

دلوالي dilwālī H (دلي and والا) s. m. An inhabi- tant of دلي dillī or دهلي dihlī. دلي کي دلوالي منـﮩـ چکنا پيٿ خالي dillī ke dilwālī muṅh-chiknā peṭ-ḵẖālī, The inhabitants of Dihlī appear to be opulent, when in fact they are starving. (A proverb used to expose the vanity and indigence prevalent in that city).

درم diram P s. m. Money: see درهم dirham.

درشت durusht P adj. Rough, hard, stiff, rigid, stern, morose, surly, oppressive, fierce, harsh.