اڙد उड़द uṛad =ارد urd or urad
H اڙد उड़द uṛad (=ارد urd or urad), s.m. A kind of pulse, Dolichos pilosus:—uṛad paṛh-kar mārnā, v.t. To throw uṛad (at one) after pronouncing an incantation over it; to cast a spell over; to enchant, exorcise:—uṛad pai safaidī, adv. (As much as) the white spot on uṛad, the least bit, the smallest particle.
داود dāʼūd
A داود dāʼūd, prop. n. David (king of Israel):—daūʼd-ḵẖānī (vulg. dāwat-ḵẖānī), s.f. Name of a kind of white wheat; name of a sort of garland.
دد dad
P دد dad, s.m. A rapacious animal, beast of prey;—a forest full of game:—dad o dām = dām o dad, q.v.s.v. dām.
ديد dīd
P ديد dīd [Zend dīta; or v.n. of dīdan, 'to see'; Pehl. dītan; rt. Zend dīd or dī = S. dhī (dīdhīte)], s.f. (m. rarely), Seeing, sight, vision; show, spectacle:—dīd-bāz, s.m.f. Sight-seer; ogler:—dīd-bāzī, s.f. Looking about one, sight-seeing, taking the air; ogling:—dīd-bān, s.m. A watch, guard, sentinel, scout, one who keeps a look-out (prob. contrac. of dīda-bān):—dīd-bānī, s.f. Observation, watching, look-out:—dīd karnā (-kī), To look (at), behold, inspect:—dīd-wān, s.m.=dīd-bān, q.v.:—dīd-u-dīd, dīd-wā-dīd, s.m. An interview.
دود दूद dūd
H دود दूद dūd, s.m. corr. of dūdh, q.v.
