Daad

    [Daa-d] Praise

Daag

    [Daa-g] Bad Spot either on your clothes, character or profile

Daagh

    [Daa-gh] Stain, Scar

Daakhil

    [Daa-khil] Enter

Daam

    [Daa-m] Price

Daaman

    [Daa-man] Front lower part of shirt

Daanistah

    [Daa-nis-tah] Knowingly

Daarhee

    [Daar-hee] Beard

Daayaan

    [Daa-yaan] Right

Dadi

    [Da-di] Grand Mother (Father's Mother)

Dafn

    [Daf-n] Burial

Dahee

    [Da-hee] Curd, Yogurt

Damaad

    [Da-maad] Son in Law

Dar

    [Dar] Fear

Dar-e-Khaima

    [Dar-e-Khai-ma] Entrance of Tent

Darakht

    [Da-ra-kht] Tree, Shrub

Darana

    [Da-ra-na] To scare

Darbaar

    [Dar-baar] Court (Royal)

Darbaar-e-Yazeed

    [Dar-baar-e-Ya-zeed] Court of Yazeed

Dard

    [Dar-d] Pain

Darkhaast

    [Dar-khaa-st] Appeal

Darmiyan

    [Dar-mi-yan] Middle, Between

Darna

    [Dar-na] To be scared

Dars

    [Dar-s] Sermon

Darwaza

    [Dar-wa-za] Door

Darya

    [Dar-ya] River

Darya-e-Furaat

    [Dar-ya-e-Fu-raat] River Euphratis in Iraq

Daryaa

    [Dar-yaa] River

Darzi

    [Dar-zi] Tailor

Dastak

    [Das-tak] Knocking (the Door)

Dastakhat

    [Das-ta-khat] Signature

Dastanah

    [Das-ta-nah] Glove

Dastoor

    [Das-toor] Custom, Rule

Daulat

    [Dau-lat] Wealth

Daulat Khana

    [Dau-lat Kha-na] Home

Daur

    [Dau-r] Race, Run

Daurana

    [Daur-na] Make someone Run

Dawaa

    [Da-waa] Claim, Demand

Dawat

    [Da-wat] Invitation

Deen

    [Dee-n] Religion, Faith

Deewaanah

    [Dee-waa-nah] Madman

Deewar

    [Dee-war] Wall

Dhapna

    [Dhap-na] To hide something, To cover

Dhole

    [Dho-le] Drum

Dhoop

    [Dho-op] Sunshine

Dil

    [Dil] Heart

Dilaawar

    [Di-laa-war] Brave

Dilchasp

    [Dil-cha-sp] Amusing, Amasing

Dimaagh

    [Di-maa-gh] Brain

Din

    [Din] Day, Daytime

Diqqat

    [Diq-qat] Difficulty

Diyanatdar

    [Di-ya-nat-daar] Trustworthy

Dobara

    [Do-ba-ra] Again, Repeat

Doodh

    [Doo-dh] Milk

Doosra

    [Doos-ra] Second

Dopehar

    [Do-pe-har] Afternoon. Synonymous to Sapeher

Dost

    [Dos-t] Friend

Dosti

    [Dos-ti] Friendship

Dozakh

    [Do-zukh] Hell

Dua

    [Du-a] Prayer

Dukh

    [Duk-h] Trauma

Dukhana

    [Du-kha-na] To tease

Dukhrra

    [Dukh-rra] Ordeal

Dukhtar

    [Dukh-tar] Daughter

Dukhyari

    [Dukh-ya-ri] Traumatised woman

Dulhaa

    [Dul-haa] Bridegroom

Dulhan

    [Dul-han] Bride

Dunyaa

    [Dun-yaa] World

Dur

    [Dur] Distant

Durust

    [Du-rust] Right, Proper, Precise

Dushman

    [Dush-man] Enemy

Dushmani

    [Dush-mani] Animosity

Dushwaar

    [Dush-waar] Difficult