دغا dag̠ā prob. connected with dag̠l and dag̠dag̠a
P دغا dag̠ā (prob. connected with dag̠l and dag̠dag̠a), s.f. Deceit, imposture, treachery; cheat, fraud, artifice, delusion:—dagā-bāz, adj. & s.m. Deceitful, treacherous, fraudulent;—cheat, knave, impostor, traitor:—dagā-bāzī, s.f. Deceitfulness, fraud, imposture, cheating, knavery, treachery, foul play, villainy:—dag̠ā-ḵẖorī, s.f. The being deceived or imposed on;—deceit, treachery:—dag̠ā-dār, adj. & s.m.=dag̠ā-bāz:—dag̠ā-dārī, s.f.=dag̠ā-bāzī:—dag̠ā denā (-ko), To deceive, impose on, cheat:—dag̠ā karnā (-se, or ke sāth), To act deceitfully or treacherously, to practise deceit or treachery, to play false, &c.:—dag̠ā khānā (-se), To be deceived or imposed on (by).
داغي dāg̠ī
P داغي dāg̠ī [dāg̠+ī = Zend aêna = S. इन्], adj. Marked, spotted, stained; branded, sullied, disgraced, dishonoured; spoiled, damaged:—dāg̠ī karnā, v.t. To spot, to stain; to blemish; to brand, stigmatize, disgrace, dishonour.
