(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. 507) durārōha difficult to climb; having a very steep ascent. 3)

(p. 508) duṣkula a base or dishonest or humble or lowly family or line. 65)

(p. 522) draupadēẏa five sons of Draupadi (দ্রৌপদী) by five Pandavas (they were প্রতিবিন্ধ্য, শ্রুতিসোম, শ্রুতিকর্মা, শতানীক and শ্রুতসেন).

(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. 485) daśi a thin strip or shred or tatting of cloth usually rolled into a wick of a lamp; a wick thus made. 81)

(p. 481) dakṣiṇācāra a system of Tantric (তান্ত্রিক) rituals. দক্ষিণাচারী a. & n. one who follows this system. 2)

(p. 500) duḥsāhasa improper or overmuch daring or boldness, overboldness. দুঃসাহসিক, দুঃসাহসী a. improperly or excessively bold or daring; warranting overboldness; overbold; overdaring, dare-devil. দুঃসাহসিকতা same as দুঃসাহস । 64)

(p. 485) daramāhā monthly wages or salary. 39)

(p. 500) dīrghāẏata large; wide. 45)

(p. 517) dēbōpama godlike, godly. 8)

(p. 481) dantāẏudha the hog, the boar. 40)

(p. 508) dē2 form of দেওয়া (v.) used in familiarity or contempt. 104)

(p. 485) dahi (poet. & obs.) burns or burn, scorches or scorch, afflicts of afflict. 93)

(p. 517) dōm̐hā1 a kind of Hindi couplet current in the mediaeval age. 60)