(p. 499) diṅnāga any one of the eight mythical celestial elephants guarding the quarters of the globe; a famous Buddhist philosopher (also দিঙ্নাগাচার্য); (sarcas.) a stupid but harsh critique. 6)

(p. 522) dōṣābaha faulty, defective; noxious; harmful; vicious; blamable. 13)

(p. 500) dīpana radiation; illumination; act of inflaming; act of enkindling or lighting; enlightenment; act of inspiring or rousing, excitation; revelation, display, exhibition; effulgence; beautification, embellishment. a. same as দীপক । ̃মাত্রা n. (phys.) intensity of illumination. ̃শক্তি n. (phys.) illuminating power. 28)

(p. 495) dābaḍ়āni, dābaḍ়i act of bullying; rebuke; threat; snub; act of chasing. 8)

(p. 522) dōhaka one who or that which milks; (fig.) one who exacts or extorts. 21)

(p. 485) dahyamāna that which has been or is being burned or scorched or inflamed or (fig.) afflicted. 99)

(p. 497) digbalaẏa the horizon. 27)

(p. 522) draupadī the name of the heroine of the Mahabharata as she was the daughter of the King Drupada (দ্রুপদ). রন্ধনে দ্রৌপদী a female cook of incomparable efficiency. 117)

(p. 495) dābanā the fleshy part of the thigh; ham (of a beast). 11)

(p. 485) daśana tooth, bite. ̃পঙ্ক্তি n. a set or row of teeth. 73)

(p. 492) dādupanhī a religious sect obeying the liberal doctrine of Dadu. 37)

(p. 522) dbārōdghāṭana ceremony of opening the gate or door; the inaugural or opening ceremony of an establishment; inauguration. 49)

(p. 495) dāmāmā an ancient war-trumper or kettle-drum. ̃ধ্বনি n. fanfare. 21)

(p. 492) dāḍ়imba, dāḍ়ima the pomegranate. 22)

(p. 517) dēẏa that which is to be given or worth giving; due payable. 13)