"Rugrats" baby with a pickle-like name

Usage examples of dil.

Sher Dil and Drummond had their heads together for a moment, something to do with a report over the radio from Indian Army Headquarters about patrol clashes in the Ladakh area.

Many men like Sher Dil, high ranking regular army officers, were not so sure and said so.

Four or five men dead or badly wounded, lay sprawled amid the wreckage and Colonel Sher Dil knelt by the window, the Khan in his arms.

Sher Dil sliding down the steep slope of shale to the river below, picking himself up at the bottom and plunging into the water, and then they moved out of the swirling smoke to surround him, small and misshapen in their quilted uniforms, each carrying a rifle that seemed too large for him, an old-fashioned sword bayonet on the end.

Sher Dil, but the Chinese will follow the same route once they get across and we must keep ahead of them.

If we can only reach the village Sher Dil mentioned, Bandong, and get horses, we might stand a chance.

Colonel Sher Dil told us to meet at Bandong if we managed to cross the river.

Drummond opened the door, sub-machine gun ready, and Sher Dil appeared.

Sher Dil had chosen was a rocky flat, thinly scattered with pine trees that gave them some sort of a screen from the road.

Drummond walked up the line, Hamid, Sher Dil and Father Kerrigan were standing at the rear of the second truck talking in low voices.

When he climbed inside, Janet and Ahmed crouched over the stove and Sher Dil sat on a packing case, the map across his knees.

As Sher Dil says, if the Chinese have moved fast along the other side, they could be ahead of us.

When they pulled over the hill, they saw that Sher Dil had stopped a little way up the road.

Sher Dil said at last as he surveyed the boxes stacked across the bridge.

Sher Dil tossed him a coil of fuse wire which the Indian almost dropped.