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DAR—DES [42] DES—DI-TDarham (a). A derham or drachma. Desa-desa. The country, the aggi-egateName of a silver coin ; money.of villages.D&ri. From ; by ; of; than. It is used Detya (s). A goblin, a demon.in composition with other prepositions, Dewa (s). A god, a deity. It is appliedadverbs, or nouns.as a cognomen to some ancient kingsDari-balik. From beyond.and heroes.Dfiri-balakang. From behind.Dewabrata (s). A name of Bima, in theDa,ri-daia,m. From within.Mahabarat.Dari-jauh. From afar.Dewadaru (s). Name of a tree in theDAri-kama. Because, wherefore.Hindu paradise ; name of a forest tree.Dari-lama. From long ago.Dewadanta (s). The war -drum ofDari-luwar. From without.Krishna, in the Mahabai-at.Dari-mana. Whence, from what place. Dewa-kusuma (jav). Name of a king ofDari-pada. From; by; of; than; v. Janggala, in Java, celebrated in JavaneseDari.and Malay romance.Ddi-i-p^da-ini. Wherefore.Dewatantaka (s). Name of a son ofDari-pflda-itu. Therefore.Rawana, in the Rainayana.Dewal, dewala (p). A wall : v. Diwal.Ddri-sana. Thence, from that place.Dari-sini. Hence, from this place. Dewangga (jav). Name of a kind of silkDari-tadi. From of late, lately.fabric ; tapestry.Daring. To growl ; v. Dring.Dewasa (s). Time, age, season ;pxiberty ;Daringo (j). Name of a plant ; v. Dringo. adult.Darita (s). To endure, to bear, to sustain,to vxndergo to resist.Dewi (s). A goddess ; the Hindu god-Dewata (s). A god.;Darjat (a). The steps of a ladder; honour, dess Prawati ; a lady, a woman of dis-rank; prosperity, success.Darma (s). Boimty, liberality ;favour,goodness; charity; benevolence; alms.Dilrmawan (s). Bountiful ; liberal ; charitable; benevolent.Ddrni. The lintel, and also the thresholdof a door-frame.Diirpajaya (s). Name of one of the Kurawa,in the Mahabarat.Darsana (s). Name of one of the Kurawa,brother of Suyudana, in the Mahabarat.Daru. To roar as the sea, to emit a lowtinction.Di. An inseparable prefixed particle,which, applied to a radical, forms apassive verb.Di. By; at; in; of; from.Dtlrmawangsa (s). The eldest sou of Di-ad'flp. Before, in front of; in presencePandu, another name of Yudistira, inthe Mahabarat.of.Di-ad-apan. Being before, being in frontof, being in the presence of.Di-antara. Among, amongst; between,betwixt.On, upon over above.Di-atas. ; ;Di-atas-angin. The windward; the west.Di-bawah. Below, beneath ; under, underneath.Di-bawah-angin. The leeward ; tlie east.Di-biilakaug. Behind ; after in time orhollow sound.Darwes' (p). A dervise, a religious mendicant.place.Di-dakat. Near, nigh.Basing. A tingling in the ear.Di-dalam. In, within.D.lstar (p). A handkerchief; a turban. Di-damping. Nigh, adjoining.Ddstuwi. To bless, to bestow a benediction.Di-jauh. Far, at a distance, remote.Di-k41iling. Around, round abovit.Dawar (a). A windlass.Di-luwar. Out, without, outside ; outwardly,Dawat (a). Ink.externally ; without, not with.Dawalat (a). Prosperity, welfare; fortune,Di-mana. Where, in what place ; how,wealth ;prosperous, fortunate. in what manner.Daa, doa (a). Prayer, invocation. Di-muka. In front, before.Dawa (a). A law-suit ; altercation. Di-sana. There, in that place.Dekar. Courage, bravery ; a champion, Di-sablah. On one side ; aside.a wan-ior.Di-sabrang. Across the water.Den. I, self.Here, in this place.Di-sini.Dendcng. Flesh dried in the sun ; the Di-sisi. Beside, by the side of, alongside.jerk beef of commerce ; v. Balur andTS,tapa.Denlagi. Besides, over above, moreover.Di-situ.Di-susor.There, in that place.By, beside ; by the side of.Desa (s). The country, not the town ; avillage, a hamlet.Di-t'd,ngah. Amid, in the midst ; in themiddle.