(p. 499) didi an elder sister or cousin (sister); (in courteous or affectionate address) a lady, a woman, a girl; (in affection) a grandmother or granddaughter. ̃ঠাকুরানি n. (chiefly joc.) a lady, a woman, a girl (esp. of the Brahmin caste). ̃মা n. a maternal (also paternal) grandmother or grand aunt. 12)

(p. 508) dēbāṅganā a celestial woman. 135)

(p. 485) dara2 price; rate; a price quoted, a quotation; value, worth. দর করা v. to bargain; to haggle or higgle, to chaffer. দর দেওয়া v. to quote (a price). দরে বনা v. to agree about terms. 19)

(p. 497) dika1, dikadāri vexation, annoyance, irritation. দিক করা, দিকদারি করা v. to vex, to annoy, to irritate; to pester. 15)

(p. 485) daraji a tailor; a sempster, a seamster; an outfitter. মেয়েদরজি n. fem. a tailoress; a semptress, a seamstress. 28)

(p. 495) dābāgni, dābānala a forest-fire. 14)

(p. 495) dāba1 pressure; control, restraint, discipline, overbearing authority (দাবে রাখা). 5)

(p. 517) dēẏālā the smile of a dreaming infant. 16)

(p. 508) duścēṣṭā an attempt to accomplish an impossible task; a desperate attempt; an impossible or futile or unjustifiable attempt. দুশ্চেষ্টিত a. attempting to accomplish an impossible task; attempting desperately; making an impossible or futile or unjustifiable attempt. 59)

(p. 505) dunā double, twice. 6)

(p. 480) daṃśaka one who or that which bites or stings. n. a large gnat, the gadfly. 7)

(p. 517) daibādēśa a divine command; a commandment; a divine inspiration; (loos.) an oracle. 51)

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

(p. 500) dui two. a. & pro. both (দুই-ই খারাপ). দুই-এক a. one or two; a few. 50)

(p. 508) durbāka harsh-tongued; foul-mouthed; rudely outspoken. 14)