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

(p. 522) dbyāhika continuing for two days; occurring after an interval of two days; (loos.) tertian (দ্ব্যাহিক জ্বর). 88)

(p. 508) duścaritra characterless, having a vitiated character; wicked, vile; corrupted; perverted; depraved. n. a vitiated or wicked or corrupted or perverted or depraved character. দুশ্চরিত্রতা n. moral vitiation; wickedness, vileness; corruption; perversion; depravity. 57)

(p. 508) durbiṣaha hard to endure or suffer; unendurable, unbearable, insufferable. 22)

(p. 485) dalāimalāi act of currying (a horse); act of massaging (a human being); (fig.) strenuous and continuous effort. দলাইমলাই করা v. to curry; to massage; (fig.) to make strenuous and continued effort. 66)

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

(p. 522) dbyaṅgula measuring two fingers. 82)

(p. 485) dambha vanity, conceit; pride; boast, brag, vaunt, tall talk; arrogance, haughtiness. দম্ভ করা v. to boast, to brag, to vaunt, to talk tall or big; to challenge. 12)

(p. 508) durbhaga unfortunate, ill-fated. দুর্ভগা a. fem. unfortunate, ill-fated; estranged from the love of one's husband. 28)

(p. 517) dēhali a terrace; a gallery, a verandah; a door-sill; a door-frame. 32)

(p. 495) dāmāla (chiefly of a child) unmanageably spirited or naughty or romping, tough and indomitable. ̃পনা n. unmanageable spiritedness or naughtiness or toughness. 22)

(p. 522) dōṣāśrita faulty, defective; given to vices. 15)

(p. 517) dēhi give. 42)

(p. 492) dāḍ়imba, dāḍ়ima the pomegranate. 22)

(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)