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ديگ deg

P ديگ deg [prob. fr. Zend diz = S. दिह् (देग्धि), cf. P. dez, 'a cooking pot'], s.f. A large metal pot (for culinary or other purposes), a caldron, kettle; a boiler:—deg-dān, s.m. A trivet, tripod, pot-hook; a fire-place:—deg-sho, s.m. A scullion:—degeṅ khanaknā, v.n. Pots and pans to resound, preparations for a feast to be going on.

ڐگ डग ḍag, डिग ḍig see ḍignā

H ڐگ डग ḍag, डिग ḍig (see ḍignā), s.f. Pace, step, stride (also written ḍheṅg, deg):—ḍag bharnā, ḍag dharnā, v.n. To step, step out, stride.

دگ दिग dig

H دگ दिग dig, s.m.=dik, q.v.:—dig-sūl = dik-śūl, q.v.

داگ दाग dāg

H داگ दाग dāg, s.m. = H داگنا दागना dāgnā, v.t. corr. of dāg̠; and dāg̠nā, qq.v.

دوغ dog̠

P دوغ dog̠ [prob. f. Zend rt. dug = S. दुह्; cf. S. दोघ], s.m. Churned sour milk, butter-milk.