دام dāma
A دام dāma (3rd. pers. s. of perf. of دوم 'to continue,' &c., used optat.), May (it) be perpetuated, or may (it) last, &c.:—dāma daulatu-hu, May his fortune or prosperity continue:—dāma z̤illu-hu (or z̤illu-hum), May his (or their) prosperity continue:—dāma mulku-hu, May his kingdom be everlasting.
دمه dama fr. dam, q.v.; and=S. धम or धमक
P دمه dama (fr. dam, q.v.; and=S. धम or धमक), s.m. A pair of bellows;—asthma.
دائمی dāʼimī rel. n. fr. dāʼim
A دائمی dāʼimī (rel. n. fr. dāʼim), adj. Continual, lasting, enduring, permanent, durable, standing; prolonged; perpetual, in perpetuity, continuing always or for ever, unintermittent (as fever), ceaseless, eternal, everlasting;—s.f. Permanence; perpetuity, &c. (=dāʼimīyat, q.v.).
دامي dāmī
P دامي dāmī [dām, q.v.+ī = Zend aêna = S. इन्], s.m. A setter of snares, a fowler, a hunter, sportsman.
دماع dumāʼ, dummāʼ fr. دمع 'to shed tears'
A دماع dumāʼ, dummāʼ (fr. دمع 'to shed tears'), s.m. Water of the eye (arising from disease, or old age); water that flows from the grape-vine in spring.
