(p. 484) dantauṣṭhya (gr.) labiodental. n. a lobiodental letter or sound, a labiodental. 2)

(p. 507) durghaṭanā a mishap; an accident; (loos.) a calamitous incident, a calamity. 24)

(p. 517) dōnā1 pocket for holding a roll of betel-leaf. 71)

(p. 508) dṛśya scenery, a sight, a spectacle, a view (পূর্ণিমারাত্রে তাজমহলের দৃশ্য); (of a drama) a scene. a. (rare) worth seeing, spectacular; that which is to be enjoyed by seeing (দৃশ্যকাব্য); visible, obvious, apparent (দৃশ্যত). ̃কাব্য n. a drama, a play. ̃ত adv. apparently; manifestly; obviously; visibly. ̃দিগন্ত n. (astr.) the visible horizon. ̃পট n. a scene that is put up on a stage, scenery. ̃মান a. that which is being seen; present to view; visible. ̃সংগীত n. dance. দৃশ্যাদৃশ্য a. visible and invisible. দৃশ্যান্তর n. another scene or sight. 99)

(p. 508) duṣā to blame, to impute fault to, to accuse. 61)

(p. 517) dēśāntara another country, a different country; a distant land; (geog.) longitude. দেশান্তরিত a. gone to another country or a different country; gone to a distant or foreign land; expelled from a country or from one's country; living and settled in a foreign country. দেশান্তরি a. gone to a foreign country; emigrant, migrant; living or settled in a foreign country. 26)

(p. 517) dēśācāra customs and practices peculiar to a country. 23)

(p. 499) digha (dial.) length (আড়েদিঘে). a. (obs.) long. 3)

(p. 522) drōha enmity, hostility; malice; malevolence or malefeasance; (loos.) revolt or rebellion. দ্রোহী a. (chiefly used as a sfx.) envious, hostile; malicious; malevolent or malefeasant; (loos.) rebellious; opposing; revolting; causing harm. দ্রোহিতা same as দ্রোহ । রাষ্ট্রদ্রোহ n. treason. রাষ্ট্রদ্রোহী a. guilty of treason. 115)

(p. 517) daitya a mythological demon hostile to gods; a giant, a monster, an ogre; a gigantic man. ̃কুল n. the race of demons. দৈত্যকুলে প্রহ্লাদ (fig.) a saint born in the race of sinners, a Christ amongst Jews. ̃গুরু n. (myth.) Shukracharya the guru or preceptor of demons. ̃নিসূদন n. a slayer of demons. ̃পতি n. a king of demons. ̃মাতা n. (myth.) Diti (দিতি) the first mother of demons. দৈত্যারি n. an enemy of demons; a god; an appellation of Vishnu (বিষ্ণু), Shiva (শিব), Indra (ইন্দ্র), or Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). 45)

(p. 484) damakala a fire-engine; the fire-brigade; (dial.) a pressure pump for raising water and other fluids. ̃বাহিনী n. the firebrigade.

(p. 507) durjaẏa difficult to conquer or subdue; invincible; turbulent. 26)

(p. 517) dēẏāsini a votaress or female worshipper; a nun; a woman versed in mystic incantations. 18)

(p. 480) daṃṣṭra a tooth (esp. a large or sharp one). দ্রংষ্ট্রা n. a claw or prong or fang (as of a crab or a lobster); a large (and usu. sharp) tooth (as of a dog or a fox); a sting (as of a mosquito or a gadfly). দ্রংষ্ট্রাঘাত n. a bite or a sting. দ্রংষ্ট্রায়ুধ n. a wild boar. দ্রংষ্ট্রাল, দ্রংষ্ট্রী a. having a claw or prong or fang or tooth or sting, clawed, pronged, fanged, toothed, stinged. 13)

(p. 499) didhiṣu the second husband of a woman married twice. 14)