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A Dictionary : Part-1 (Hindustani and English)

ا ب ة ت ث ج ح خ د ذ ر ز س ش ص ض ط ظ ع غ ػ ؼ ؽ ؾ ؿ ـ ف ق ك ل م ن ه و ى ي ً ٌ ٍ َ ُ ِ ّ ْ ٓ ٔ ٕ ٖ ٗ ٘ ٙ ٚ ٛ ٜ ٝ ٞ ٟ ٠ ١ ٢ ٣ ٤ ٥ ٦ ٧ ٨ ٩ ٪ ٫ ٬ ٭ ٮ ٯ ٰ ٱ ٲ ٳ ٴ ٵ ٶ ٷ ٸ ٹ ٺ ٻ ټ ٽ پ ٿ ڀ ځ ڂ ڃ ڄ څ چ ڇ ڈ ډ ڊ ڋ ڌ ڍ ڎ ڏ ڐ ڑ ڒ ړ ڔ ڕ ږ ڗ ژ ڙ ښ ڛ ڜ ڝ ڞ ڟ ڠ ڡ ڢ ڣ ڤ ڥ ڦ ڧ ڨ ک ڪ ګ ڬ ڭ ڮ گ ڰ ڱ ڲ ڳ ڴ ڵ ڶ ڷ ڸ ڹ ں ڻ ڼ ڽ ھ ڿ ۀ ہ ۂ ۃ ۄ ۅ ۆ ۇ ۈ ۉ ۊ ۋ ی

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داون

दावन

Dāvan,

the process of threshing by means of bullocks, &c. (v. dāwān). H.

Transliterate :

داونا

दावना

Dāvnā,

to thresh, to tread ; m. the act of treading out the grain (v. dā,eṅ). H.

Transliterate :

داہ

दाह

Dāh,

m. f.

burning, ardour ; combustion, conflagration ; morbid heat ; cautery. dāhjwar, m. inflammatory fever. dāh denā, to light the funeral pile. dāh rakhnā, to grudge. dāh-sar, m. a place where dead bodies are burnt. dāh haran, m. the root of a fragrant grass (Andropogon muricatum), woven into screens and kept wet for excluding the heat. dāhkarma, or -karana, or -kriyā, the act or ceremony of burning a dead body. s.

Transliterate :

داھا

Dāhā,

the ten days of the muḥarram, in which the tombs of ḥasan and ḥusain are carried about the thrown into the river, or other water (v. dahā). P.

Transliterate :

داھک

दाहक

Dāhak,

burning, inflammatory ; cauterizing, caustic ; a plant (Plumbogo zeylanica). S.

Transliterate :

داھن

दाहन

Dāhan,

burning, cauterizing. S.

Transliterate :

داھنا

दाहना

Dāhnā,

to burn, to scorch. S.

Transliterate :

داھنا

दाहिना / दाहना

Dāhinā Or Dāhnā,

right (not left). In Sanskrit dakṣhina signifies south or right, because, according to the Hindūs, the earth, the navel of which corresponds to Hindūstān, has its head to the west, its feet to the east, the right side to the south, and the left to the north ; or perhaps the term has arisen from the position of eastern people in adoration of the rising sun. In Arabic, the word shamāl denotes north, or left, and this agrees with the manner in which the Roman augurs determined the regions of the heavens, according to Livy. It may be further stated, that in the Gaelic dialects south and north are synonymous terms with right and left respectively. s.

Transliterate :

داھی

Dāhī,

shrewd, ingenious, penetrating. A.

Transliterate :

داﻱ

दाय

Dāy Or Dāya,

paternal property, inheritance. Dāya-bhāg or dāya-vibhāg, m. division of property amongst different heirs. S.

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