(p. 485) -dā3 of -দ3 । 101)

(p. 522) dōhada the peculiar longing of a pregnant woman; an earnest desire or longing; pregnancy. ̃দান n. a ceremony of giving an expectant mother delicacies or highly palatable food she longs to eat. ̃বতী n. a pregnant woman longing to have particular delicacies of food. ̃লক্ষণ n. signs or symptoms of pregnancy. 22)

(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. 508) dūrībhabana act of being turned out or driven away; removal; ejectment; expulsion. 84)

(p. 500) dīpaka radiating; illuminating, illuminative; inflaming; enkindling; enlightening; inspiring, rousing, exciting, excitant; revealing, displaying, exhibiting; beautifying, embellishing. n. a lamp ('রঘুকুল দীপক'); a musical mode (দীপক রাগিণী). 27)

(p. 492) dādura the frog. fem. দাদুরী । 38)

(p. 508) duścikitsya difficult to cure; irremediable; without remedy. 58)

(p. 506) durākāṅkṣā unrealizable longing or desire, a cry for the moon; an ambition or aspiration. দুরাকাঙ্ক্ষ, দুরাকাঙ্ক্ষী a. having an unrealizable longing or desire, audaciously or inordinately ambitious; ambitious. fem. দুরাকাঙ্ক্ষিণী । 17)

(p. 507) durjana wicked; villainous; roguish. দুর্জন ব্যক্তি n. a wicked person; a villain; a rogue. 25)

(p. 508) dūrīkṛta expelled; removed; banished; driven away or out; turned out. 83)

(p. 506) duradhigama, duradhigamya difficult to obtain, not easily available; not easily accessible, difficult of access; difficult to comprehend or learn, not easily knowable or cognizable; abstruse. fem. দুরধিগম্যা । 6)

(p. 485) darpa vanity, conceit, pride; boast, vaunt, arrogance, haughtiness; daring, challenge. দর্প করা v. to be proud of, to take pride in; to boast, to vaunt; to dare, to challenge. দর্প চূর্ণ করা, দর্প ভাঙা v. to humble one's pride. ̃নাশ n. ruin or destruction of pride; conquest or quelling of pride or vanity. ̃হর, ̃হারী a. one who or (rarely) that which humbles one's pride or vanity. দর্পিত, দর্পী a. vain, conceited, proud; boastful; bumptious, arrogant, haughty; daring. দর্পোক্তি n. proud or arrogant or overbearing or stiff-necked utterance. 51)

(p. 492) dān̐ḍ়i1 a punctuation mark serving the purpose of a full stop (।); a beam of balance, a pair of scales. 2)

(p. 508) durnibāra, durnibārya difficult to prevent or check or resist. 4)

(p. 517) dairghya length. দৈর্ঘ্য-প্রসারণ n. linear expansion. 56)