ڐنڐي ḍanḍī दंडी S. s. f. 1. A handle. 2. The beam of a pair of scales. 3. A mendicant who carries a staff in his hand. پگ ڐنڐي pag- ḍanḍī, s. f. A footpath, by-path, track.

ڐٿهيارا ḍiṭhiyārā S̱. (from दृष्टि) adj. Seeing, the opposite of blind.

ڐهونا ḍhonā H v. a. To carry, to bear.

ڐهڙکوا ḍhaṛ-kauwā दग्धकाक S̱. s. m. A raven.

ڐگا ḍaggā H s. m. A lean, long-legged horse, a Rosinante, a garran.

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.

ڐال ḍāl H s. f. A branch, a bough. ايک ڐال ek-ḍāl, adj. Of one piece, without joining.

ڐهيل ḍhīl H s. f. Looseness, relaxedness, re- missness, laziness, inattention, delay.

ڐپهالي ḍaph-ālī P. (from دف) s. m. 1. A kind of faḳīr, who always plays upon a musical instru- ment called دف. 2. (met.) A chatterer.

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.