درود durūd
P درود durūd, s.f.(m.?), Benediction, blessing, mercy; prayer; praise (esp. of Mohammad); thanksgiving; congratulation; salutation:—durūd bhejnā (-ko or -par), To send benedictions or blessings, &c., to bless:—durūd paṛhnā (-par ?), To pronounce a benediction or blessing (on), to bless, to pray (for); to praise.
درد durd
P درد durd, s.f. Sediment, dregs, lees.
درود darūd, darod, durod
P درود darūd, darod, durod [v.n. of darūdan = darīdan; rt. Zend dar = S. dar, fr. dr̤ī], s.f.(?), Wood, timber; plank:—darod-kār or darūd-gar, s.m. A carpenter:—darod-kārī or darūd-garī, s.f. The business of a carpenter; carpentry:—darūd-garī kār-ě-bozna nīst, proverb, 'Carpentry is not the business of a monkey' (=jis-kā kām usī-ko ćhāje, &c.; see s.v. ṭheṅgā, and ćhājnā).
درد dard
P درد dard [Pehl. dart; Zend drīta, fr. dar = S. dar], s.m. Pain, ache; affliction; pity, compassion, sympathy; affection:—dard uṭhnā (-meṅ), Pain to arise, to have a pain (in):—dard-ālud, adj. Pained, grieved, overwhelmed in grief:—dard-āmez, adj. Painful, distressing; piteous, compassionate; feeling, pathetic:—dard ānā (-ko), To be affected with compassion, to feel pity:—dard-angez, adj. Painful, &c. (=dard-āmez); pitiable, exciting compassion, affecting; sickly:—dard-ě-dīl, s.m. Heart-ache, grief, sorrow, anguish:—dard-ras, adj. Grieved, afflicted: dard-ě-zih, s.m. Pains or throes of labour:—dard-ě-sar, s.m. dard-sarī, s.f. Head-ache; labour, pains, trouble, vexation:—dard-sharīk, adj. Commiserating, sympathetic:—dard-ě-shikam, s.m. Stomach-ache; colic:—dard-ě-farzandī, s.m. Parental affection:—dard-kā mārā, adj. & s.m. Afflicted;—afflicted one, sufferer:—dard karnā, To pain, ache:—dard khānā, To feel compassion or pity (for);—also=dard lagnā, q.v.:—dard-ě-gurda, s.m. Pain in the kidneys, nephritic pains:—dard lagnā (-ko), To feel the pains of childbirth:—dard-mand, adj. Afflicted, compassionate, sympathizing:—dard-mandī, s.f. Affliction, sorrow; compassion, sympathy:—dard-mauqūf-karne-wālā, adj. & s.m. Sedative; an anodyne:—dard-nāk, adj. Painful; piteous, &c. (=dard-āmez):—be-dard, adj. Without sympathy, unsympathetic, unfeeling, pitiless, hard-hearted, cruel:—be-dardī, s.f. Want of sympathy, unfeelingness, heartlessness, cruelty.
