(p. 434) ḍābā1, ḍābbā a large earthen trough or tub; a kind of hookah with a large water-container made of coconut-shell. a. having a large water-container (ডাবা হুকা). 12)

(p. 434) ḍāmbēla a dumb-bell. ডাম্বেল করা, ডাম্বেল ভাঁজা v. to take exercise with dumbbells. 15)

(p. 434) ḍālima the pomegranate. 26)

(p. 432) ḍamaru a kind of small tabour shaped like an hour-glass and played by shaking it with one hand. ̃মধ্য a. having a waist as slender as the middle of the aforesaid tabour. 14)

(p. 435) ḍihi a collection or group or union of villages. 19)

(p. 436) ḍuri a thin rope or cord or string; bondage, bonds. 8)

(p. 436) ḍubō submarine, underwater, submerged, drowned, sinking. ̃জাহাজ n. a submarine. ̃পাহাড় a hill under water, a submarine mountain. 4)

(p. 436) ḍōmakāka the raven, the rook, the jackdaw. 31)

(p. 435) ḍubā to sink; to be submerged; to be drowned; to be ruined (ব্যাঙ্ক ফেল হওয়ায় সে ডুবেছে); to fail (কারবার ডুবেছে); to set (চাঁদ ডুবেছে). a. sunk; submerged; drowned; ruined; that which has failed, in liquidation; that which has set, sunken. ানো v. to cause to sink; to submerge; to drown; to ruin; to cause to fail, to liquidate. ারি var. of ুরি । ডুবে ডুবে জল খায়, শিবের বাবাও টের পায় না (fig.) practises a vice or vices so secretly that even God is not aware of it. 25)

(p. 436) ḍēkarā (dial.) a knave, a rascal; a sly fellow; a cheat; a saucy fellow; a discourteous fellow; a lewd fellow. a. knavish, rascally; sly; given to cheating; saucy; discourteous; lewd. রামি, ডেকরামো n. knavishness, rascality, sauciness. 18)

(p. 432) ḍagaḍaga expressing deepness or brightness. ডগডগে a. very deep or bright (ডগডগে লাল, ডগডগে রং). 4)

(p. 436) ḍubuḍubu almost sunk or submerged or drowned or ruined or failed or set; on the point of sinking, about to sink, on the point of being submerged or drowned or ruined, on the point of failing or setting. 2)

(p. 436) ḍōja a dose; a potion of medicine. 28)

(p. 436) ḍōrā a stripe, a streak. ডোরা-কাটা, ডোরাডোরা a. striped, streaky; having stripes or streaks of different colours.

(p. 433) ḍākābukō uncommonly daring, daredevil; fearless. 16)