ڐهلنا ḍhalnā H v. n. 1. To be cast (a metal), to be poured out, to flow, to spill. 2. To roll. 3. To incline, to decline. دن ڐهلنا din ḍhalnā, To decline the day (towards evening). ڐهلتي پهرتي چهانو ḍhaltī phirtī chhāṅw (lit. rolling and turning shade) is applied, 1. to the changeable state of worldly concerns, 2. (met.) to a person of a capricious or unsteady temper.

ڐانڐا ḍānḍ-ā S̱. s. m. 1. Landmarks. 2. Road.

ڐهـﮩ‍ي پڙنا ḍhahe paṛnā H v. n. To fall, to soss.

ڐاهي ḍāh-ī S̱. (from दाह) adj. Malicious, spite- ful, envious.

ڐيٿهـ ḍīṭh दृष्टि S̱. s. f. Sight, a look, a glance, vision. ڐيٿهـ بند ḍīṭh-band, Enchanting the sight, preventing oneʼs seeing by conjuration, a juggler. ڐيٿهـ بندي ḍīṭh-band-ī, s. f. Enchanting the sight, preventing by conjuration oneʼs seeing.

ڐکوت ḍakaut H s. m. A cast of Hindūs descended from a brāh- maṇ on the fatherʼs and a gwālin on the mo- therʼs side. They subsist on alms on Saturday, and are skilled in astrology.

ڐهاٿهي ḍhāṭhī H s. f. 1. Rack, torment, torture. 2. A noose or gin fastened on a horseʼs nose.

ڐهـﮩنا ḍhahnā H v. n. To fall.

ڐهڐها ḍahḍahā H adj. Flourishing, blooming, green, fresh; pleasing.

ڐهيڙهـ ḍheṛh H s. m. 1. Name of a tribe of work- ers in leather. 2. A crow.