ڐنك डंक ḍaṅk
H ڐنك डंक ḍaṅk [or ḍāṅk; S. दंशः], s.m. Sting (of a wasp, or scorpion, &c.);—nib (of a pen):—ḍaṅk ćubhonā (-meṅ) = ḍank mārnā:—ḍaṅk lagnā (with gen. of insect, and dat. of object stung), To be stung:—ḍaṅk mārnā, v.t. To sting.
رونق raunaq, vulg. ronaq v.n. fr. رنق; 2nd conj. 'to render clear'
A رونق raunaq, vulg. ronaq (v.n. fr. رنق; 2nd conj. 'to render clear'), s.f. Lustre, water (of a sword, &c.); brightness, splendour, beauty, elegance, grace, ornament; freshness, prime; colour, complexion; flourishing state or condition;—(met.) order, symmetry:—raunaq-afzā honā, raunaq-afroz honā, v.n. To grace or honour (by one's arrival or presence), to confer dignity (on); to arrive:—raunaq-par honā, To be in full bloom or splendour, to be in (its) prime; to be in a flourishing state:—raunaq-dār, adj. Bright, brilliant, splendid.
رينك रेंक reṅk fr. reṅknā, q.v.
H رينك रेंक reṅk (fr. reṅknā, q.v.), s.f. Braying (of an ass).
دانق दानक dānaq
A دانق दानक dānaq, s.f. The arabicized form of the next, q.v.
