(p. 522) dōlamā a kind of food prepared by stuffing a পটোল (a kitchen vegetable) with minced fish or meat etc. 2)

(p. 522) dbirāgamana the ceremony of a newly-wed bride's coming for the second time to her husband's house from her paternal abode. 59)

(p. 508) durmanā worried, stricken with anxiety or misgiving. দুর্মনায়মান a. worrying. 37)

(p. 517) dainandina daily; diurnal; (fig.) routine (দৈনন্দিন কাজকর্ম). 46)

(p. 522) dbaibhāgika (bot.) bifurcate. 75)

(p. 492) dān̐ḍ়i2 an oarsman, a rower. 3)

(p. 522) dbyaha a couple of days. 86)

(p. 481) dantāgra the point of a tooth. 37)

(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) dṛṣṭādṛṣṭa seen and unseen; partly seen and partly unseen; revealed and unrevealed. 101)

(p. 492) dātabya that which is to be or can be given; charitable (দাতব্য চিকিত্সালয় = a charitable dispensary, দাতব্য প্রতিষ্ঠান, দাতব্যখানা = a charitable institution, দাতব্য বিদ্যালয় = a free school). n. (coll.) charity, munificence (তোমার যে বড় দাতব্য). দাতব্য করা v. (coll.) to give (away) in charity. 23)

(p. 495) dābā়ḍ়ē, dābāḍ়u a chess-player. 15)

(p. 508) dṛḍh়īkaraṇa act of making strong or stronger or firm or more firm; tightening or tautening; act of confirming, confirmation; act of establishing firmly; consolidation; congelation. 95)

(p. 506) duranbaẏa a mistake in syntax, a syntactic error. 9)

(p. 500) dināndha unable to see during daytime or in daylight, day-blind. n. an owl. 3)