(p. 495) dābāgni, dābānala a forest-fire. 14)

(p. 480) du (poet. & obs.) two, both. 5)

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

(p. 485) dari a carpet, a thick cloth used for sitting or as laid under a bed. 42)

(p. 507) durgasha staying within a fort. 16)

(p. 506) durākrama, durākramya difficult to attack, not easily invaded. 18)

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

(p. 507) durgraha1 (astrol.) a malicious or ill-boding star. 21)

(p. 485) daradālāna a covered corridor (of a building). 33)

(p. 522) dōlāi a kind of wrapper made of plaited cotton cloth. 5)

(p. 484) damaka1 one who or that which restrains or subdues or represses. 14)

(p. 522) dōhārā double, twice; woven in double threads or in plaits, doubly woven (দোহারা কাপড়); doubled (দোহারা সুতো); middle-sized, of medium build, neither too thin nor too fat, well-proportioned (দোহারা চেহারা). 27)

(p. 507) durgēśa a governor or captain or master or owner of a fort; a castellan. ̃নন্দিনী n. a castellan's daughter. 20)

(p. 495) dāma2 a thread, a cord (দামোদর); a string, a garland (কুসুমদাম); a bunch, a cluster, a lock (কেশদাম); a watercress or an aquatic grass (দামদল). 19)

(p. 522) dbaidhībhāba hesitation, vacillation; doubledealing, duplicity. 69)