(p. 228) kāraṇḍaba a species of duck. 18)

(p. 432) ḍabakā (usu. fem.) one who or that which attained youth recently, adolescent, juvenescent (ডবকা মেয়ে); blooming (ডবকা বয়স). 11)

(p. 432) ḍabaḍaba expressing: tearfulness or largeness; widened state. ডবডবে a. tearful or large (ডবডবে চোখ); widened. 12)

(p. 432) ḍabala double. ডবল করা v. to double. ডবল দেওয়া v. (in card-playing) to double. 13)

(p. 453) tāṇḍaba an annihilation dance; a frantic or frenzied dance; frantic or frenzied behaviour or affair (বন্যার তাণ্ডব, তাণ্ডব বাধানো). ̃লীলা n. the frantic dance of Shiva (শিব) at the time of the annihilation of the world. 55)

(p. 481) daṇḍabat expressing: prostration to pay homage or to show reverence. n. lying prostrate in worship or respect. a. prostrate in worship or respect. দণ্ডবত্ করা v. to prostrate. oneself in worship or respect (to or before). দণ্ডবত্ হওয়া v. to lie prostrate in worship or respect. খুরে খুরে দণ্ডবত্ I bow down to your or his or her hoofs; a facetious expression to call a person a beast and get rid of him or her. 24)

(p. 638) pāṇḍaba, pāṇḍabēẏa a son of King Pandu of the Mahabharata. পঞ্চপাণ্ডব n. the five sons of King Pandu collectively; (fig.) a set of five persons, a quintette. পাণ্ডববর্জিত a. (of lands and countries) not habitable or worth visiting because avoided even by the Pandavas (পাণ্ডব) during their sojourn; (pop.) uninhabited. পাণ্ডবসখা n. a friend of the Pandavas; Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). 20)