داوا दावा dāwā
H داوا दावा dāwā, s.m. corr. of dāyā (fr. dāʼī, 'nurse'), q.v.
دعوي daʻwạ̄ fr. viii of دعو 'to seek,' c.
A دعوي daʻwạ̄ (fr. viii of دعو 'to seek,' &c.), s.m. = P دعوي daʻuī (fr. the above),s.f. Pretension, claim; demand, suit; plaint, action at law, lawsuit; charge, accusation; contention, assertion:—daʻwā ḵẖārij karnā (-kā), To dismiss a claim or suit:—daʻwe-dār (P. daʻwī-dār), s.m. A pretender; a claimant, suitor, plaintiff:—daʻwā karnā (with gen. of thing, and loc., -par, of person on whom claim is made), To lay claim (to), to claim, make a claim (on, -par, for, -kā), to sue; to make pretensions (to), to pretend, assert, profess.
راوي rāwī for A. راوٍ rāwiṉ, act. part. of روي 'to bring water'; 'to transmit orally,' c.
P راوي rāwī (for A. راوٍ rāwiṉ, act. part. of روي 'to
bring water'; 'to transmit orally,' &c.), s.m. Relater, reciter, rehearser, narrator, historian; author of a fable, romance, or fiction, &c. (Pers. pl. rāwiyān; Ar. pl. (obl.) rāwiyīn, Relaters, &c.).
ديوي दैवी daivī
H ديوي दैवी daivī [S. दैविका, fr. दैवः], adj. Divine; wonderful (see daiv);—s.f. An inevitable accident, &c. (=daivāgati);—adv. By chance, &c.; at length (see daivāt):—daivī-gati, s.f.=daivāgati, q.v.s.v. daiv.
دوا dawā v.n. fr. دوي 'to be diseased'; or fr. داوي, 'to treat medically,' conj. iii of دوي
A دوا dawā (v.n. fr. دوي 'to be diseased'; or fr. داوي, 'to treat medically,' conj. iii of دوي), s.f. Medicine; a remedy:—dawā-paẕīr, adj. Medicable, admitting of a remedy, remediable, curable:—dawā-ḵẖāna, s.m. A room for medicines, a medical hall, an apothecary's shop; a dispensary:—dawā-dārū, s.f., or dawā-darman, s.f. Use of medicine, application of a remedy; medical treatment; medicine, remedy:—dawā-dārū karnā (-kī), To treat medically, to apply or use a remedy:—dawā-sāz, s.m. A maker or compounder of medicines, an apothecary:—dawā-farosh, s.m. A seller of medicines, a druggist:—dawā karnā (-kī), To treat medically, to apply a remedy, to remedy, cure, heal:—dawā khānā, To take medicine:—dawā lagnā (-ko), A medicine to take effect.
