s. m, Day, time:—din bidin, ad. Day by day, every day, daily, from day to day:—burá din pai jáṉá, v. n. To befall evil days, to be unfortunate; to become a widow:—burá páuṉá, v. a. To perform the ceremony of giving clothes and ornaments to a widow on the 13th day (Kiryá day) of her husband's death:—din chaṛhe, ad. Late in the morning:—din chaṛháuṉá, v. a. To be or begin late, to delay:—din chaṛhṉá, áuṉá, v. n. To rise (the sun), to advance (the day):—din ḍhale, ad. In the afternoon:—din ḍhalṉá, ḍhalde jáṉá, v. n. To decline (the sun), to close (the day), to grow late:—din deháṛe, din díwíṇ, ad. In open day, in broad daylight, in publie:—ḍin kaṭṭṉá, din kaṭí karná, v. n. To pass one's days in hardship or pain; to be passed in hardship (one's life):—din mán, s. m. The length of the day (astronomical term):—din pujjṉe, v. n. To arrive (the time, season), to be numbered (one's days), to come (death); to be about to give birth (to a child):—din phir jáṉe, din muṛ jáṉe, muṛ áuṉe, v. a. To take a favourable turn, to begin to prosper after adversity:—din púre hoṉe, v. n. To be in the 9th month of pregnancy:—din púre karne, v. n. To drag on one's days, to live a life of pain and sorrow:—din raiṇhde nál, ad. Before sunset.