دیدہ

dīda[Zend dīta; or rel. n. fr. dīd, q.v.], s.m. The eye; the sight; a wanton, or impudent eye; (met.) impudence:—dīda-bān, s.m. Watch, sentinel, overseer, inspector (=dīd-bān);—the sight (of a gun, etc.):—dīde phāṛnā, dīde phāṛ-kar dekhnā, To look steadfastly (at), to stare (at), gaze:—dīda-phaṭī, adj. f. Having large staring eyes (a woman):—dīda-dār, s.m.=didār, and dīd-bān:—dīda-dalel, adj. Wanton, impudent, bold, immodest:—dīda-dalelī, s f. Wantonness, etc.:—dīda-dho`ī, adj. f. Having an eye void of shame, wanton, etc. (=dīdadalel):—dīda-rezī, s.f. A fatiguing or trying the eye (by looking at minute objects, etc.):—dīdarezīkarnā, To fatigue or try the eye:—dīde-kāpānī ḍhalnā, To throw away all modesty, to become shameless:—dīde-kī ṣafā`ī, s.f. Shamelessness, impudenoe:—dīda kholnā, 'To open the eyes,' to consider maturely, regard attentively:—dīda lagnā(-par), To have the eyes fixed (on), to be intent (on):—dīde maṭkānā, To make eyes (at), to wanton with the eyes:—dīde nikālnā, To look with angry eyes, to glare (at):—dīde nīle-pīle karnā, To get into a passion or rage:—dīda-wān, s.m.=dīda-bān, q.v.:—dīda-o-dil-se, adv. With heart and soul, cheerfully, willingly:—dīda-war, adj. Sharpsighted, clear-sighted:—dīda-warī, s.f. Sharpness, or clearness, of sight:—ćarbāṅkdīda, adj.=shoḵẖ-dīda:—dhoyā-dīda, s.m. An eye void of shame;—adj.=dīda-dho`ī, q.v.:—shoḵẖ-dīda, adj. Saucy-eyed, fearless, bold, impudent, shameless, wanton.