(p. 495) dāẏabhāga an ancient code or book of laws on inheritance and patrimony written by Jimutabahana. 32)

(p. 500) dinātyaẏa, dinānta, dinābasāna close of a day, the evening. দিনান্তে adv. at the end of the day, in the evening. 2)

(p. 508) duścēṣṭā an attempt to accomplish an impossible task; a desperate attempt; an impossible or futile or unjustifiable attempt. দুশ্চেষ্টিত a. attempting to accomplish an impossible task; attempting desperately; making an impossible or futile or unjustifiable attempt. 59)

(p. 492) dāgabili an account or description of a land-holding and its tenant. 15)

(p. 485) dān̐ḍ়ā2 practice, custom, usage, go (বেদাঁড়া). 111)

(p. 497) digdha smeared (with); steeped (in); mixed (with). fem. দিগ্ধা । 26)

(p. 508) dṛḍh়ībhūta that which has become strong, or stronger, strengthened; that which has become firm or more firm; that which has become tight or taut, tightened or tautened; confirmed; firmly established; congealed. 98)

(p. 500) duḥsambāda a bad or evil news. 60)

(p. 517) dēbyā (inc. & obs.) a goddess; used as a surname affixed to the name of a (widowed Brahman) lady. 11)

(p. 508) dēbāri an enemy of gods; a mythological demon; a rakshasa (রাক্ষস). 140)

(p. 508) durlakṣaṇa an inauspicious omen; a bad sign or symptom. a. having an inauspicious omen or sign; sinister; bearing on one's person an inauspicious mark; unlucky; ill-fated. fem. a. দুর্লক্ষণা । 43)

(p. 506) duramuśa a rammer for beating down earth etc.; act of beating down with a rammer; (fig. & sarcas. or hum.) a sound drubbing. দুরমুশ করা v. to beat down with a rammer; to drub soundly. 15)

(p. 485) daśāśba one whose chariot is drawn by ten horses; an appellation of the moon. দশাশ্বমেধ n. ten performances (usu. by one devotee) of the horse-sacrifice. 78)

(p. 500) dīẏamāna in the state of being given or distributed. 41)

(p. 508) dūṣaṇīẏa blamable, blameworthy, condemnable; reprehensible. 90)