دهوپ

धूप dhūp, s.m. Incense, frankincense; any fragrant gum or resin (burnt before idols); vapour proceeding from fragrant gum or resin, aromatic vapour or smoke, perfume;—(also, in Hindī andUrdū) s.f. Sunlight, sunshine, heat of the sun, the sun;—prickly heat:—dhūpāng (˚pa+an˚), s.m. Turpentine:—dhūppātr, s.m.=dhūp-dānī, q.v.:—dhūp paṛnā, v.n. To be sunny, to be hot:—dhūp jalānā, dhūp ćaṛhānā, To burn incense (before an idol, etc.):—dhūp ćaṛhnā, v.n. The sun to rise, or to be high:—dhūp-ćhāṅ, s.f. Sunshine and shade;—shot silk:—dhūp-dān, s.m., or dhūpdānī, s.f. Incensepot, censer; box for keeping incense:—dhūp-dasmī, s.f. The burning of incense (before a Jain idol) on the tenth of the light fortnight of Bhādoṅ:—dhūp dikhānā, v.t. To put in the sun (to dry, etc.), to sun:—dhūpdīp, s.m. Offering of incense (to an idol):—dhūp denā(-ko) = dhūp dikhānā, q.v.:—dhūpkālor kālā, s.m. Hot weather, the hot season:—dhūp khānā, v.n. To bask in the sun:—dhūp khenā= dhūp ćaṛhānā, q.v.:—dhūp-meṅćoṅḍā(or bāl) safaid karnā, 'To whiten one's hair in the sun'; to become gray-headed without gaining experience or wisdom; to pass life in ignorance:—dhūp-meṅrakhnā(-ko), To sun (=dhūp dikhānā):—dhūp-vr̤iksh, vulg. dhūpbr̤iksh, s.m. 'Incense-tree'; a species of pine, Pinus longifolia:—badlī-kīdhūp, s.f. A clouded sun, a very hot sun.