(p. 508) duryōdhana hard to cope with in battle. n. the name of the arch-villain of the Mahabharata; (fig.) a rare villain. 42)

(p. 508) durlakṣya difficult to discern or look at; almost invisible; not noticeable; hard to foresee. 44)

(p. 508) durmēdhā having a dull memory; dull-witted; evil-minded; foolish. 40)

(p. 485) dahana act of burning; (phys.) combustion; inflammation; cremation; (fig.) anguish, affliction. a. that which or one who burns or scorches or inflames or cremates or afflicts (বিশ্বদহন ক্রোধ). দহন করা v. to burn; to scorch; to inflame; to cremate; to afflict. দহনীয় a. that which is to be burned or cremated; combustible, inflammable. 94)

(p. 506) durākāṅkṣā unrealizable longing or desire, a cry for the moon; an ambition or aspiration. দুরাকাঙ্ক্ষ, দুরাকাঙ্ক্ষী a. having an unrealizable longing or desire, audaciously or inordinately ambitious; ambitious. fem. দুরাকাঙ্ক্ষিণী । 17)

(p. 500) diśi1 (ori.) to or towards a point of the compass. n. a point of the compass, a quarter or side. দিশি দিশি n. all quarters or sides. adv. to or towards or in all quarters or sides, everywhere. 18)

(p. 495) dāru1 wine, liquor. 47)

(p. 522) daubārika a gateman, a doorkeeper, a janitor (fem. a janitress), a porter (fem. a porteress, a portress). 33)

(p. 522) drāghīẏāna longer. 107)

(p. 508) durlabha difficult to obtain or procure or attain; rare, scarce; extremely costly or dear. 46)

(p. 499) didā (in affection) a grandmother or a granddaughter. 11)

(p. 500) dināra dinar, the ancient Arab gold coin. 4)

(p. 522) dbābiṃśa twenty-two. ̃তি a. & n. twenty-two. দ্বাবিংশতিতম a. twenty-second. fem. দ্বাবিংশতিতমী । 45)

(p. 481) dantāghāta a bite. 38)

(p. 481) danuja (myth.) a son or descendant of Danu (দনু), a demon (demons were traditional enemies of gods). fem. দনুজা । ̃দলনী n. fem. the destroyer of demons: an appellation of goddess Durga (দুর্গা). 35)