darmān, remedy, medicine
450:5.2; 603:34.32; 604:34.33; 658:40.1; 662:40.4
darrīdan, darr-, split, tear
508:18.9; 613:36.4
darrišn, split
508:18.9; 613; 36.4
dārūg, dārūn, drug, medicine
450:5.3; 603:34.32; 604:34.33; 658:40.1; 662:40.4
dārwan, doorway
461:8.13; 482:13.11
darz-gāh, fissure
504:17.3
dašn, right hand passim
dast ī šabēn, night-soiled hands
440:2.5; 552:31.2; 566:33.15
dast, hand passim
daštān-māh, (the rules of) menstruation
599:34.24; 609:35.10
dāštan, dār-, hold; have passim
daštān, menstruation passim
daštānestān, secluded place for women in menses
437:1.13; 437:1.14; 571:33.26; 572:33.27; 572:33.28; 572:33.29; 573:33.31; 573:33.32; 573:33.33; 578:33.50; 583:33.62; 600:34.26
daštānīg, related to menstruation
552:31.2; 565:33.11; 565:33.12; 582:33.60
drōn, consecrated bread, ceremony in which consecrated bread is used
533:26.18; 534:27.6; 553:32.2; 576:33.40; 576:33.41; 577:33.42; 577:33.43; 577:33.44; 578:33.45; 585:33.62
frōd burdan, carry down, in the sense of “to be carried down, be propagated, permeate”, that is, of potential contact, hence also potential pollution passim
pixag, the purification with the stick of nine knots
455:6.6; 464:8.20; 470: 9.7; 516:21.4; 531:26.14; 554:32.8; 562:33.5; 621:37.1; 645:37.20; 667:40.10; 670:Summary
pohīdan, poh-, decay
437:1.13
pōlād, pōlāwad, steel
526:25.4; 601:34.27
pōryōtkēšān, first teachers of the Zoroastrian religion
486:15.2; 518:21.11; 519:22.4; 534:27.6; 571:33.26