ڐهال ढाल ḍhāl fr. ḍhālnā, q.v.
H ڐهال ढाल ḍhāl (fr. ḍhālnā, q.v.), s.m. Cast, mould, form, fashion; manner, mode, way, style; custom, habit, bent; natural condition, state;—inclination, slope, declivity: a gradient;—postpn. After the custom or manner, &c. (of, -ke or -kī?):—ḍhāl-bhol (-bol?), s.m. Complete transfer by sale:—ḍhāl-ḍhāl jānā, v.n. To move or walk slowly.
دهل दहल dahal v.n. fr. dahalnā, q.v.
H دهل दहल dahal (v.n. fr. dahalnā, q.v.), s.f. Shaking tremulously, shaking, trembling, quaking, tremor; fear, apprehension, dread;—shifting sand, quicksand, &c. (=daldal). (The name of Dahlī or Dehlī is said to be derived from this word; the ground on which the city was built being so loose and infirm that tent-pins could not be fixed in it.)
ڐهول ढोल ḍhol
H ڐهول ढोल ḍhol [S. ढोलः], s.m. A large drum or tabor (cf. P. duhul);—a fixed pulley.
ڐهيل ढील ḍhīl
H ڐهيل ढील ḍhīl [Prk. सिढिली and सिढिलं; S. शिथिलः, and शिथिलं], adj.=ḍhīlā, q.v.;—s.f. Looseness, relaxedness, slackness, laxity; tardiness, dilatoriness, delay; remissness, negligence, laziness, inattention;—caution, foresight:—ḍhīl denā (-ko), To let loose, to loosen, slacken, relax; to prolong, give a longer time:—ḍhīl karnā (-meṅ), To be slack, or lax, or remiss (in), to be tardy, to delay, dawdle, dilly-dally.
دهل duhul, duhal =S. ढोल
P دهل duhul, duhal (=S. ढोल), s.m. A drum, a tabor.
