1. A mode of transmitting letters and despatches by post in the East.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• daar,
• draf,
• dakr,
• naks,
• doak,
• dask,
• waok,
• dack,
• dakk,
• eda,
• adac,
• adak,
• daz,
• aak,
• aky,
• aku,
• raa,
• zaz,
• baw,
• jai

• dark,
• dacca,
• dagga,
• dake,
• das,
• yak,
• N. DAK.,
• dash,
• DASS,
• dahka,
• day,
• oak,
• dago,
• DAWS,
• dawes,
• ak,
• Daysi,
• S. DAK.,
• dague,
• daza,
• daze,
• dagg,
• dais,
• dad,
• dazey,
• dab,
• dam,
• dace,
• dacha,
• dag,
• Dacia,
• daisy,
• days,
• Dacey.

The adjective form of the word "dak" is "dakky".

The plural of the "dak" can be the "daks".

The singular of the "dak" can be the "dak".