ڐول डोल ḍol =dol, q.v.
H ڐول डोल ḍol (=dol, q.v.), s.m. A bucket (of metal, or leather, for drawing water), a pail, a large leather bag (used in throwing up water for irrigation);—(local) mast of a ship;—the richest kind of black soil (cf daldal).
ڐول डोल ḍol fr. ḍolnā, q.v.
H ڐول डोल ḍol (fr. ḍolnā, q.v.), s.m. Moving, swinging, rocking, &c. (see ḍolnā):—ḍol-pher, s.m. Moving or swaying from side to side or to and fro, restlessness, unsettled state:—ḍol-ḍol, s.m. Moving to and fro, roving, perambulating.
دول dol said to be fr. A. دلو dalw, by transposition; prob. connected with S. dola
P دول dol (said to be fr. A. دلو dalw, by transposition; prob. connected with S. dola), s.m. A bucket (=ḍol, q.v.);—the mast of a ship; a bag, a purse (cf. dulmiyan).
ڐال डाल ḍāl
H ڐال डाल ḍāl [Prk. दाली; S. दारी], s.f. A branch, bough; a basket (made of twigs, or split bamboos) used to throw up water from ponds, &c. for irrigation (cf. ḍallā); irrigation of land by throwing up water from a pond, &c.;—blade (of a sword, or knife, &c., to which the handle is not attached):—ḍāl-kā pakkā, adj. (f. -ī), Ripened on the bough or tree:—ḍāl-kā ṭūṭā, adj. (f. -ī), 'Plucked from the branch'; fresh; fine, excellent:—ek ḍāl, adj. Of one piece, without seam or joining.
ڐيل डील ḍīl prob. another form of ḍaul, q.v.; and cf. ḍher, ḍhelā, and ḍel
H ڐيل डील ḍīl (prob. another form of ḍaul, q.v.; and cf. ḍher, ḍhelā, and ḍel), s.m. Bulk, size, stature, body; figure, form, shape, likeness:—ḍīl-ḍaul, s.m. Size and frame, figure, shape.
