ڐهلکا ḍhalkā H adj. 1. Blear-eyed. 2. Spilling.

ڐهابا ḍhābā H s. m. 1. A nct. 2. The eaves of a house, extending three or four cubits beyond the wall, so that people may sit under them.

ڐبيا ḍibiyā H s. f. A very small box.

ڐيڙه ḍeṛh H adj. One and half. ڐيڙه پاو ḍeṛh pāʼo, Three eighths. ڐيڙه پوا ḍeṛh pauwā, A weight, three eighths of a ser. ڐيڙه اينٿ کي مسجد جدي بناني ḍeṛh īnṭ kī masjid judī banānī (lit. to make a separate temple of a brick and a half) To withdraw, through pride, from the so- ciety of others. ڐيڙه بکاين ميان باغ مين ḍeṛh bakāyan miyāṅ bāg̠ẖ meṅ, lit. The gentleman is in his garden consisting of a tree and a half (and the bakāyan, Melia sempervirens, here mentioned, is a tree of no use or estimation) is applied to a person who assumes consequence without reason. H. S̱. ڐيڙه گت ḍeṛh-gat, s. f. A kind of dance.

ڐهملانا ḍhamlānā H v. n. To roll.

ڐبرا ḍabrā H s. m. Marshy land, a puddle. ڐبرا ڐهرا ḍabrā-ḍahrā, s. m. A hole or pit of water, a puddle.

ڐگڐگانا ḍagḍagānā H v. n. 1. To shake. 2. To burn brightly, to bu rn clear (charcoal). ڐگڐگاکرپاني پينا ḍagḍagākar pānī pīnā, To drink greed ily, or a large quantity at a draught.

ڐڙهيل ḍaṛhiyal S̱. (from दाढी see ڐاڙهي) adj. Having a long beard.

ڐگنا ḍignā H v. n. 1. To shrink. 2. To shake, to vibrate, to tremble, to quaver, to move.

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.