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

(p. 434) ḍāṇḍi a kind of roofed litter used in carrying passengers along mountainpaths. 9)

(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. 436) ḍēn̐ḍ়ēmuṣē (coll.) licking up or consuming thoroughly; thoroughly, completely. 13)

(p. 434) ḍārā (poet.) to sacrifice or pour down ('জীবন দিনু ডারি', 'বক্ষ-শোণিত ডারি দিব তব পায়ে'). 17)

(p. 433) ḍāka1 the gallinule; the waterfowl. 6)

(p. 434) ḍāhā out and out, downright (ডাহা মিথ্যা); thorough; absolute (ডাহা নকল).

(p. 434) ḍāṇḍā a thick rod of iron, wood etc., a staff, a cudgel. ডাণ্ডা মারা v. to strike or hit with a rod. ̃গুলি n. tipcat. 8)

(p. 433) ḍākānō to send for; to cause to call. 15)

(p. 435) ḍiśa a dish. 17)

(p. 434) ḍāẏamana bevel-work as is done on a piece of diamond. ডায়মন-কাটা a. bevelled as a piece of diamond (ডায়মন-কাটা চুড়ি); (often sarcas.) as beautiful as a piece of bevelled diamond (ডায়মন-কাটা মুখ). 16)

(p. 435) ḍiṅi2, ḍiṅgi2 a small boat. 10)

(p. 434) ḍālanā a kind of rich curry or gravy. 21)

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

(p. 434) ḍālakuttā the greyhound. 20)