s. m, eart, mind, soul, conscience, affections:—dilbar, dildár, s. m. Heart-ravisher, a sweet-heart:—dilbarí deṉá, v. a. To encourage, to pat:—bedil, a. Unwilling, dispirited:—bedilí, s. f. Unwillingness, reluctance:—dil bháná, v. n. See dil pasaṇd:—dil bhijjṉá, v. n. To be amused, to be pleased, to be in trust, to consider trustworthy. See dil laggṉá:—dil burá karná, v. n. To vomit; to take ill, to be displeased:—dil chalá, dil lagá, a. Whatever wins the heart, pleasing, delightful, darling; stout-hearted, brave, resolute, generous:—dil chalná, v. a. To desire, to be greedy:—dil dá bádsáh, s. m. Monarch of one's own heart:—dil dá daryá hoṉá, v. n. To be bountiful as the sea, munificent:—dil dárí, s. f. Seeking another's pleasure:—dil deṉá, dil laggṉá, v. n. To give one's mind to, to apply one's self in earnest:—dil dukháuṉá, v. a. To hurt one's feelings:—dil dukhṉá, v. n. To hurt one's feelings:—dilgír, a. Melancholy:—dil gírí, s. f. Melancholy:—dil horde láuṉá, v. a. To put one's heart or mind to another:—dil jamá, s. f. Satisfaction:—dil jamá karná, v. a. To give assurance or confidence; to satisfy one:—dil khaṭṭá hoṉá, v. a. To be displeased, to be offended:—dil khaṭṭá karná, v. a. To sour one's temper; to displease or offend one:—dil khush karná, v. a. To divert, to amuse, to cheer:—dil laggṉá, v. n. To be attached to, to be fond of, to be in love with, to be entertained, to be amused, to be pleased:—dil pasaṇd, a. Agreeable, pleasant;—s. f. A small round gourd (Citrullus vulgaris var. fistulosus) commonly cultivated near Multan and Lahore. It is sown about April, and ripens in July, and is cooked as a gourd, and has a pleasant flavour when young, but the seeds are troublesome as it gets old:—dil páuṉá, v. a. To find out one's disposition, to find one agreeable or congenial:—dil phas jáṉá, phasṉá, v. n. To be caught, (the heart), to fall in love:—dil pherṉá, v. a. To turn one's affection from:—dil phirṉá, phir jáṉá, v. a. To be disgusted, to be sick of; to be estranged, to revolt from:—dil rakkhá, dil rakkhí karná, v. a. To possess one's heart or affections, to please, to satisfy, to oblige:—dil ṭhaiharṉá, v. n. To be settled, to be consoled:—dil uchhalṉá, v. n. To be full (the heart); to be sick at the stomach:—dil wichch rakkhṉá, v. n. To keep to oneself, to keep secret; to be annoyed within:—dil wálá, dil wálí, s. m. f. Bold, courageous; generous, liberal:—dil wadháuṉá, v. a. To encourage:—dil wadhṉá, v. a. To be encouraged.