(p. 495) dāẏika responsible; indebted. 35)

(p. 507) durga a fort; a fortress; a castle; a stronghold; a tower; a fortification. ̃পতি same as দুর্গেশ । ̃প্রাকার n. a rampart. 11)

(p. 507) durgama difficult of access or approach, not easily passable; inaccessible; impenetrable; difficult to know or cognize or comprehend. 15)

(p. 500) dum̐ha, dum̐hā, dum̐hu (poet.) both.

(p. 485) dara1 hole, a pit; a crevice (of a mountain); fear, dread, terror; a quake, a shake; a stream; an exudation. adv. a little, slightly. 18)

(p. 505) dumaḍ়ānō to fold or twist by pressure. a. thus folded or twisted. 13)

(p. 517) dēśāntara another country, a different country; a distant land; (geog.) longitude. দেশান্তরিত a. gone to another country or a different country; gone to a distant or foreign land; expelled from a country or from one's country; living and settled in a foreign country. দেশান্তরি a. gone to a foreign country; emigrant, migrant; living or settled in a foreign country. 26)

(p. 517) daihika corporeal (দৈহিক প্রয়োজন); bodily, physical; corporal (দৈহিক শাস্তি). দৈহিক পরিশ্রম physical labour. 58)

(p. 517) dōrdanḍa the hand conceived as the rod (of punishment). a. (erron.) terrible (দোর্দন্ড ক্রোধ বা গরম). ̃প্রতাপ a. terribly powerful or mighty. n. the might of the hand; terrible might. 81)

(p. 517) daibādhīna dependent on fate, controlled by destiny, fateful. 52)

(p. 506) durabagāha difficult to bathe in; difficult to enter; difficult of access; difficult to comprehend. 11)

(p. 500) duḥśīla misbehaved; ill-natured; wicked; depraved or vicious. fem. দুঃশীলা । ̃তা n. misbehaviour; bad nature; wickedness; depravity; viciousness. 59)

(p. 485) dān̐ḍ়kāka the raven, the jackdaw, the rook. 109)

(p. 508) dēdīpyamāna very brightly flaming or blazing; brilliantly shining; effulgent. 126)

(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)