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diṭṭhî (dṛiṣṭi), i. 162, 315 din, ii. 8 dinnau, diyau, iii. 144 diyâ, i. 203; ii. 9 dirîjaṇo, iii. 72 dilânâ, iii. 80 divaḍḍhe, i. 238 divâ, i. 203 diç, dis (√dṛiç), i. 161 dîâ, ii. 9 dîṭh (dṛiṣṭi), i. 162, 237, 315 dîvo, ii. 9 duï, ii. 131 dutî, ii. 248 dudhâḷu, etc., ii. 91, 94, 97, 98 dupura, i. 133 dublâ, i. 181, 319 duritno, ii. 288 dulhin, etc., i. 271 dusallû, ii. 101 duserî, ii. 129 dushṭumi, ii. 77 dûâ, dûjâ, i. 150; ii. 143 dûṇhâṇ, i. 257; ii. 26 dûdh, i. 286; ii. 14, 91, 94 dûnâ, i. 188, 201 dûb, i. 182; ii. 48 dûbe, ii. 87 dûsrâ, ii. 143, 247 dṛiḍhatâ, ii. 79 de (√dâ), i. 139; ii. 33; iii. 43, 140, 218 de (deva), i. 253 deü, i. 253 deûḷ, deval, etc. (devâlaya), i. 149; ii. 10, 232 dekh, i. 161; iii. 45 deḍh, i. 237 deyar, i. 253; ii. 22 dev, ii. 188, 189, 208, 216, 225, 263, 272 des (deça), ii. 8, 224, 225 desî, ii. 86 deh, ii. 173, 176 do, i. 324; ii. 129, 131, 245 doghe, ii. 245 dojîyâ, ii. 129 don, i. 324; ii. 131, 245 donon, ii. 245 dopaṭṭâ, ii. 129 dobhâshîyâ, ib. dor, ii. 149 dol (√dul), i. 227 dolaḍâ, ii. 129 drum, i. 26