دود दूद dūd
H دود दूद dūd, s.m. corr. of dūdh, q.v.
دوڙ दौड़ dauṛ, vulg. दोड़ doṛ fr. dauṛnā, q.v.
H دوڙ दौड़ dauṛ, vulg. दोड़ doṛ (fr. dauṛnā, q.v.), s.f. Running, a run; gallop; pace; race (chiefly in comp., e.g. ghuṛ-daur); course, career; range, reach, compass; endeavour, effort, struggle; an expedition, incursion, invasion, attack, assault, raid;—(past. conj. part. of dauṛnā), adv. Running, in haste, quickly, readily, eagerly (=dauṛ-ke):—dauṛ-ā-dauṛī, s.f. Running, haste, hurry, bustle; contest in running, race:—dauṛ ānā, v.n. To come running, to come quickly, &c.:—dauṛ-dhūp, s.f. A running to and fro, bustling about, exertion, labour and fatigue, much effort:—dauṛ dhūp karnā, To run to and fro, to use much effort or exertion, to toil hard:—dauṛ māṛnā, To make a forced march; to make a sudden attack (on, -par); to surprise.
دود dūd
P دود dūd [Pehl. dūt; Zend dunman, rt. du = S. धू; cf. S. धूम], s.m. Smoke, vapour, mist, haze, exhalation, breath:—dūd-ālūd, dūd-ālūda, adj. Smoked; perfumed; smoky:—dūd-ě-dil, s.m. 'Exhalation of the heart,' a sigh.
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.
