ڐسنا ḍasnā दंशन S̱. v. a. To bite or sting (as, a venomous animal).

ڐهکار ḍhakār H s. f. Corrupt. of ڐکار ḍakār, q. v. ڐهکارلينا ḍhakār lenā, v. n. To belch.

ڐيوڙهانا ḍewṛhānā H v. a. To take once and a half.

ڐک ḍuk H s. m. A blow with the fist.

ڐهول ḍhol H s. m. A large drum.

ڐوري ḍorī H s. f. A string, cord, thread, rope.

ڐيـﮩڙ ḍehuṛ H s. f. A volley, several muskets dis- charged at once. ذ ذ Called ذال معجمه and ذال ثخذ is the ninth letter of the Arabic alphabet. Its existence in Persian, except as a substitute for د (see د), appears very doubtful. It is pronounced by the Arabs like th in the English word thou; but, in Hindūstānī, its sound is not to be dis- tinguished from that of ز z. In denoting num- bers by the letters of the Arabic alphabet, it stands for 700: and, by way of abbreviation, it is written for ذوالحجه the last month of the Arabic lunar year. If ذ be the first radical of an Arabic verb, the ت in the form افتعال is changed into د, and either the د or ذ is changed into the other of the two, which is doubled; as, from ذکر comes اذّکر or ادّکر.

ڐهوکا ḍhūkā H s. m. Tapping or shoving, by way of calling the attention of one spoken to. ڐهوکا دينا ḍhūkā denā, v. a. 1. To peep. 2. To tap.

ڐونر ḍoṅr डुंडुभ S̱. s. f. A kind of snake.

ڐوم ḍom H s. m. 1. A low cast of Hindūs. 2. The name of a cast of Musalmāns, the males of which are musicians, and the females sing and dance in the company of females only.