دوند

Ʈन्द dvand, = S دوندوہ Ʈन्Ʈ dvandva, s.m. A pair, brace, couple; a couple of animals of different sexes, male and female; union of the sexes, coupline; any two things taken together, any pair of qualities and conditions which are the opposite of one another (as heat and cold; happiness and misery, etc.):—dvandva-ćārī, s.m. 'Going in couples'; the ruddy-goose.