(p. 529) dhanāśā desire for wealth, longing or craving for wealth. 23)

(p. 529) dh the nineteenth letter of the Bengali alphabet. 2)

(p. 529) dhaḍ় the body apart from the head and legs or limbs, the trunk, the torso; a truncated body. ধড়ে প্রাণ আসা (fig.) to recover or regain mental composure (as after a deadly or severe shock). 6)

(p. 542) dhucani, dhucuni a wicker-basket for washing rice, fish etc. ধুচনি-টুপি, ধুচুনি-টুপি n. a straw-hat shaped like a wicker-basket. 17)

(p. 532) dharākāṭa stringency; bindings. 12)

(p. 532) dhā expressing: suddenness ধাঁ করে জ্বলে ওঠা or quickness (ধাঁ করে কাজ শেষ করা) or noisy abruptness (ধাঁ করে ঝাপ ফেলা). ধাঁ করে adv. suddenly; quickly; abruptly with a noise; straightway. 62)

(p. 529) dhanāgama income, earning; acquirement or acquisition of wealth. 13)

(p. 532) dhāi, dhāi-mā nurse; nurse-mother; a wet-nurse; a midwife; a foster-mother. 57)

(p. 543) dhunana act of shaking; a shake; act of sounding or playing (as a stringed musical instrument); act of cleaning cotton by shredding it with a bow or cotton-gin, ginning and carding (cotton, wool etc.). 5)

(p. 532) dharmādhyakṣa an official superintendent of matters concerning religion; a religious head; a chief justice. 23)

(p. 545) dhbanyātmaka (rhet.) onomatopoeic. 37)

(p. 531) dhapāsa expressing: a loud thud or thump as caused by the fall of a heavy body. ধপাস করে with a thud. 13)

(p. 532) dhasā to come off and fall down (নদীর পাড় ধসা); to collapse (বাড়ির পাঁচিল ধসা); to weaken or deteriorate (রোগে শরীর ধসা). a. that which has come off and fallen down; collapsed; weakened or deteriorated. ধসানো v. to cause to come off and fall down; to loosen and throw down; to cause to collapse; to make weak or to impair. 53)

(p. 545) dhbaṃsōnmukha about to fall into a ruined state, about to go to rack and ruin, on the point of destruction. 31)

(p. 532) dhāuḍ়ē an errand-boy, a fast messenger. 59)