(p. 517) dōjabarē, dōjabara married or marrying for a second time. 68)

(p. 522) dbiṣat a malicious person; an antagonist; an enemy. 61)

(p. 505) duni a long canoe-shaped bucket for bailing out water. 7)

(p. 522) dōlamā a kind of food prepared by stuffing a পটোল (a kitchen vegetable) with minced fish or meat etc. 2)

(p. 499) digbindu (geog.) a cardinal point. 2)

(p. 500) dum̐ha, dum̐hā, dum̐hu (poet.) both.

(p. 485) darakacā, darakān̐cā partly ripe, imperfectly mellowed; (of vegetables, meat etc.) refusing to be thoroughly softened by boiling; (of skin etc.) stricken with callosity. 22)

(p. 506) durabhisandhi an evil design or purpose, a sinister motive. ̃মূলক a. stemming from a sinister motive, ill-motivated. 14)

(p. 481) dakṣiṇāñcala the mythological southern mountain, the Malaya; the Antarctic Mountain. 3)

(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. 497) dāhya inflammable; combustible; that which is fit to be burned. দাহ্য পদার্থ combustible substance. 14)

(p. 499) didā (in affection) a grandmother or a granddaughter. 11)

(p. 495) dābā়ḍ়ē, dābāḍ়u a chess-player. 15)

(p. 508) dēbāri an enemy of gods; a mythological demon; a rakshasa (রাক্ষস). 140)

(p. 495) dāba2 a forest (দাবানল) a forest-fire (দাবদাহ); fire, heat. 6)