دم

दम dam [Prk. दंभो; S. दम्भः], s.m. Deceit, fraud, trickery, trick, coaxing, wheedling;—arrogance, pride, haughtiness; boasting:—dam-bāz, adj. & s.m. Deceitful, artful, treacherous;—an artful person, a deceiver, coaxer, wheedler:—dam-bāzī, s.f. Deceiving, deception, trickery, imposture, artfulness, coaxing, wheedling:—dam-jhāṅsādenā= dam denā:—dam-dilāsā, s.m. False hope, soft words; coaxing. soothing, comfort, encouragement:—dam denāor de-denā(-ko), To wheedle, coax, cajole, deceive, inveigle:—dam-se ṭālnā(-ko), To put or turn off with a joke, etc.:—dam-meṅ ānā(-ke), To be taken in, be deceived, be cajoled (by):—dam-meṅlānā(-ko), To deceive, delude, wheedle, entice; to entrap, bring into one's meshes.