دهت धत dhat
H دهت धत dhat [S. धृतिः, rt. धृ], s.f. A habit; a passion, mania; a bad habit, vice:—dhat paṛnā. v.n. A habit to be acquired, or to grow (on one), to become addicted (to).
دهت धत dhat
H دهت धत dhat [prob. S. ध्वत्, rt. ध्वस्], s.f. A word used to encourage elephants, or to stop them, &c.:—dhat-dhat, intj. Stop! stand! halt! lie down!
دهت धुत dhut, धत dhat
H دهت धुत dhut, धत dhat [S. ध्रुतं], intj. Away! be off! (=dut, q.v.):—dhut tere kī, intj. Away with you! be off!—dhat-dhat, intj. Idem:—dhat-kārnā, dhut-kārnā, v.t. To reprove, revile; to drive away.
دهت धुत dhut
H دهت धुत dhut, [prob. S. ध्वस्तः, rt. ध्वस्], adj. Steeped (in, -meṅ), stupefied (by, liquor, &c.), besotted (with).
دهات dihāt, děhāt
P دهات dihāt, děhāt, s.m. pl. (of dih, after the model of the Arabic), Villages;—the country (as distinguished from town):—děhāt-ě-istimrārī, s.m. Villages held at a fixed rent.
