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ḍâlnâ, iii. 228 ḍâhap, i. 330 ḍâhâṇ, ii. 13 ḍâhâr, i. 225 ḍâhnâ, i. 225; iii. 50 ḍiaṇu, i. 242; ii. 19; iii. 80, 139 ḍiyaṇâṭu, ii. 109 ḍiâraṇu, i. 242; iii. 80 ḍio, i. 237; ii. 93 ḍighero, ii. 117 ḍijaṇu, i. 242 ḍiṭho, iii. 138 ḍiṇu, i. 237; ii. 194 ḍiṇḍim, i. 228 ḍiṭi, i. 162, 315 ḍiṇo, iii. 139 ḍibiyâ, i. 225; ii. 159 ḍisaṇu, i. 161; iii. 138 ḍiṭh (ḍriṣṭi), i. 162, 237, 315 ḍukhu, i. 237 ḍudho, iii. 137 ḍubiro, i. 319 ḍubnâ, ii. 37 ḍubhaṇu, iii. 49 ḍumur, i. 133, 180 ḍulnâ, i. 227 ḍuhaṇu, iii. 49 ḍeü, ii. 12, 194 ḍekhaṇu, i. 242 ḍenguyâ, ii. 39 ḍeḍaru, i. 334; ii. 22 ḍeḍh, etc. (1½), i. 237; ii. 144 ḍeṇuâ, ii. 40 ḍeru, ii. 22 ḍesî, ii. 86 ḍehu, ii. 86, 225 -ḍo, ii. 118 ḍodhi, i. 286; ii. 14 ḍobû, ii. 36 ḍomaḍâ, i. 120 ḍol, ḍol, ḍor, etc., i. 227