(p. 517) daibāt by chance; accidentally; suddenly; peradventure. 50)

(p. 508) dūṣaṇa imputation of blame; fault-finding; carping; corruption; defilement; pollution. a. (chiefly used as a sfx.) blaming; fault-finding; carping; defiling; corrupting; polluting. 89)

(p. 508) dē2 form of দেওয়া (v.) used in familiarity or contempt. 104)

(p. 499) diṅmanḍala the horizon. 8)

(p. 508) duṣprabṛtti a wicked or evil disposition or inclination or desire. 70)

(p. 495) dāẏagrasta faced with danger, endangered; trouble-stricken; bound by obligation or duty or responsibility. 30)

(p. 517) dōjakha (Mus.) hell, inferno. 67)

(p. 522) dbicara binary; amphibious. 54)

(p. 485) dalā2 to press or knead; (loos.) to trample under foot, to tread over, to chastise, to repress, to subdue, to coerce, to quell. পায়ে দলা v. to trample under foot, to tread over. 65)

(p. 517) dēśādhipati the ruler of a country; a king. 25)

(p. 497) digdiganta all quarters or directions of the globe; all regions or places. দিগ্দিগন্তর n. different quarters or directions of the globe; different regions or places. দিগ্দিগন্তে, দিগ্দিগন্তরে adv. everywhere, far and near, far and wide. 21)

(p. 492) dān̐tāla having large teeth or tusks. 7)

(p. 517) dōrdanḍa the hand conceived as the rod (of punishment). a. (erron.) terrible (দোর্দন্ড ক্রোধ বা গরম). ̃প্রতাপ a. terribly powerful or mighty. n. the might of the hand; terrible might. 81)

(p. 485) dān̐ḍ়ā2 practice, custom, usage, go (বেদাঁড়া). 111)

(p. 492) dādana a loan or advance given as earnest money. ̃দার n. a money-lender (usu. a professional one) who lends money as earnest money. 32)