(p. 432) ḍampha1 (obs.) a kind of small drum. 15)

(p. 434) ḍāṅā land; upland; high and dry land (ডাঙা জমি); coast, shore, bank (জল থেকে ডাঙায় ওঠা); a habitual place of production or birth or multiplication (ফরাসডাঙা, নারকেলডাঙা); an abode (কালিডাঙা). ̃পথ n. overland route. ডাঙায় বাঘ জলে কুমির (fig.) between Scylla and Charybdis, between the horns of a dilemma, between the devil and the deep sea. 5)

(p. 437) ḍōlā2 a small litter or palanquin. 3)

(p. 432) ḍampha2 (obs.) boast. ডম্ফ করা v. to boast, to vaunt. 16)

(p. 437) ḍaula shape, form, cut (মুখের ডৌল). 4)

(p. 432) ḍāṅguli tipcat. 23)

(p. 437) ḍrēna a sewer, a drain.

(p. 432) ḍajana a dozen. ডজন-ডজন a. dozens of. ডজনে ডজনে adv. dozens of; in or by dozens. 9)

(p. 434) ḍālā a small open wicker-basket shaped like a high-rimmed tray; such a basket containing offerings to a deity (কালীবাড়ির ডালা); (fig.) a container or depository or store (রূপের ডালা); a lid (বাক্সের ডালা). 24)

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

(p. 436) ḍōra a thread (esp. a holy one) to bind (the wrist etc.); (fig.) a tie or bondage (প্রণয়ডোর). ̃কৌপীন n. a kind of scanty loin-cloth worn by Vaishnava (বৈষ্ণব) ascetics; the dress of an ascetic. 32)

(p. 436) ḍōbā1 a pit full of water; a small pool of water. 29)

(p. 436) ḍōṅā, ḍōṅgā a small boat; a canoe; a canoe (usu.) made of the trunk of a sal tree. 27)

(p. 433) ḍākāta a ganster, a dacoit, a robber, a brigand, a bandit. ডাকাত পড়া v. to be raided by dacoits or brigands. ডাকাতি n. banditry, brigandage, robbery. ডাকাতি করা v. to commit a dacoity or robbery. ডাকাতে a. of dacoits; relating to dacoity. ডাকাতে কালী Goddess Kali (কালী) as worshipped by dacoits. 14)

(p. 432) ḍahara deep or fathomless (ডহর পানি). n. a deep lake or channel or watercourse; an extremely deep pit, an abyss; the hold of a ship or boat. 22)