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

(p. 499) didi an elder sister or cousin (sister); (in courteous or affectionate address) a lady, a woman, a girl; (in affection) a grandmother or granddaughter. ̃ঠাকুরানি n. (chiefly joc.) a lady, a woman, a girl (esp. of the Brahmin caste). ̃মা n. a maternal (also paternal) grandmother or grand aunt. 12)

(p. 508) dēn̐tō large-toothed; tusked; tusky; displaying one's teeth; (fig.) insincere or forced (দেঁতো হাসি). 116)

(p. 517) dēhātmabāda the doctrine of the identity of the body and the soul (that is, body is the soul); materialism. দেহাত্মবাদী a. identifying the body and the soul; materialistic. n. a believer in the identity of the body and the soul; a materialist. 38)

(p. 522) dbidhā in two ways or directions etc. a. divided into two; partitioned. n. hesitation; wavering in the mind caused by indecision; suspicion or doubt. দ্বিধা করা v. to hesitate; to waver in the mind; (rare) to divide into two; (rare) to partition. ̃করণ n. act of dividing into two; act of partitioning; (rare) hesitation. ̃কৃত a. divided into two; partitioned. ̃গ্রস্হ a. caught in two minds, hesitation, wavering. ̃বিভক্ত a. divided or split into two. 57)

(p. 517) dēri delay. দেরি করা v. to be late; to delay. দেরি করানো v. to defer, to procrastinate, to delay; to cause to delay. দেরি হওয়া v. to be late; to be delayed. 21)

(p. 500) dīpra shining, luminous, radiant, glowing; bright. 40)

(p. 485) dastaka a summons, a warrant; a permit; a warrant of distress or arrest. 84)

(p. 507) durgraha2 difficult to take or capture or know or comprehend. 22)

(p. 495) dārumaẏa wooden, woody. 51)

(p. 492) dāpa pride, vanity, haughtiness; authority, power; prowess; rage; passion. 50)

(p. 485) darajā a door; a gate; an entrance or doorway; a portico; (police jargon) a constable on duty at the gate of a police station. দরজা দেওয়া v. to shut or close a door. দরজায় দরজায় adv. from door to door, at every door. 27)

(p. 485) dahala (poet. & obs.) burned, scorched, afflicted. 96)

(p. 485) daruda an appellation of reverence and obeisance to a Mohammedan saint. 47)

(p. 506) durabhisandhi an evil design or purpose, a sinister motive. ̃মূলক a. stemming from a sinister motive, ill-motivated. 14)