داب dāb
A داب dāb [inf. n. of دأب 'to strive,' &c.], s.m. Custom, manner, habit, wont; institution; affair, business, concern; case, state, condition;—the act of driving vehemently; vehement or forcible propulsion:—dāb-ě-ṣǒḥbat, s.m. Good manners; civilization.
داب दाब dāb v.n. fr. dābnā, q.v.
H داب दाब dāb (v.n. fr. dābnā, q.v.), s.m. Pressure; weight;—power, authority; control, restraint; awe (=dabāʼo);—impression (in printing, &c.):—dāb baiṭhānā, dāb jamānā (-par), To bring pressure to bear (on); to exercise control or authority (over), to bring under control, to rule, to control, restrain, subdue.
داب dāb see dāb; cf. dabdaba
P داب dāb (see dāb; & cf. dabdaba), s.m. Ostentation, magnificence, pomp. pride.
ڐوب डूब ḍūb v.n. of ḍūbnā, q.v.
H ڐوب डूब ḍūb (v.n. of ḍūbnā, q.v.), s.m. Dip, dive, &c. (=ḍubkī):—ḍūb denā, v.n. To dip, dive (=ḍubkī lagānā or mārnā).
داب दाब dāb
H داب दाब dāb, s.m.=dāv, q.v.:—dābāgni, dābānal, see s.v. dāv.
