(p. 434) ḍāṅaśa a goad. 4)

(p. 434) ḍābara a small metal basin. 11)

(p. 434) ḍālakuttā the greyhound. 20)

(p. 435) ḍubi an instance of sinking (নৌকাডুবি).

(p. 432) ḍalana rubbing; massaging; act of pressing or kneading (তামাক ডলন); (rare) rolling into a thin cake; a roller for shaping thin cakes, bread etc. 20)

(p. 435) ḍiśa a dish. 17)

(p. 435) ḍuṇḍubha a species of non-venomous water-snake. 23)

(p. 434) ḍāhā out and out, downright (ডাহা মিথ্যা); thorough; absolute (ডাহা নকল).

(p. 436) ḍēkaci a metallic cooking pail, a dixie. 17)

(p. 434) ḍānā a wing (as of birds); a fin (as of fish). ডানাকাটা পরি a woman or girl as beautiful as a fairy. ডানা গজানো v. (fig. usu. iron.) to begin to be precociously independent; to grow up enough to act independently. 7)

(p. 436) ḍēkarā (dial.) a knave, a rascal; a sly fellow; a cheat; a saucy fellow; a discourteous fellow; a lewd fellow. a. knavish, rascally; sly; given to cheating; saucy; discourteous; lewd. রামি, ডেকরামো n. knavishness, rascality, sauciness. 18)

(p. 433) ḍākāta a ganster, a dacoit, a robber, a brigand, a bandit. ডাকাত পড়া v. to be raided by dacoits or brigands. ডাকাতি n. banditry, brigandage, robbery. ডাকাতি করা v. to commit a dacoity or robbery. ডাকাতে a. of dacoits; relating to dacoity. ডাকাতে কালী Goddess Kali (কালী) as worshipped by dacoits. 14)

(p. 436) ḍōkarā naughty, wicked; depraved; unfortunate. 26)

(p. 432) ḍān̐ṭā1 a stalk or stem (of a plant); the point at which a fruit is fixed to the bough of a tree. 27)

(p. 434) ḍāli (dim. of ডালা) a small highrimmed wicker-tray; such a tray containing offerings to a deity (পূজার ডালি); any basket containing presents usu. given to one's superior or boss (বড়দিনে বড়সাহেবকে ডালি দেওয়া); (fig.) a container or repository (রূপের ডালি). 25)