(p. 506) durapanēẏa difficult to remove or efface. not easily delible. দুরপনেয় কলঙ্ক indelible stain or blemish or blot. 10)

(p. 492) dādakhāni a variety of superfine rice. 31)

(p. 500) dīpānbitā the day of the new moon in the month of Kartik (কার্তিক) when Goddess Kali (কালী) is worshipped and the dwelling-houses of Hindus are illuminated with rows of lighted lamps. a. fem. furnished with a (lighted) lamp, lamped; illuminated, radiating. a. masc. দীপান্বিত । 32)

(p. 522) dbyaha a couple of days. 86)

(p. 492) dānāpāni food and drink. 44)

(p. 522) dbiṣṭa envied; maliced. 62)

(p. 522) dbaidhībhāba hesitation, vacillation; doubledealing, duplicity. 69)

(p. 508) durnāma disrepute, ill-fame; discredit; a bad name; notoriety. 3)

(p. 485) dampati, dampatī a husband and a wife, a male and a female creature, a couple. 10)

(p. 485) daradara expressing: continuous and rapid flow or oozing (দরদর করে ঘাম ঝরা বা চোখের জল পড়া). 31)

(p. 508) durbalatā weakness; feebleness; debility. 12)

(p. 508) dūta a messenger; a courier; an envoy; an ambassador; an emissary; a harbinger, a forerunner; a go-between (esp. in an unlawful love-affair); a pander, a procurer, a male bawd; (now rare) a spy. fem. দূতী, দূতি (esp. in the sense of a bawd or panderess). দূতাবাস n. an ambassador's residence (and office), an embassy. দূতালি n. office of a messenger or courier or envoy or ambassador or emissary; forerunning; office of a go-between; bawdry; panderism; espionage. দূতিয়ালি, দূতীয়ালি, দূতিগিরি দূতীগিরি n. office of a bawd or panderess, bawdry. 77)

(p. 522) dbīpa an island, an isle. ক্ষুদ্র দ্বীপ an islet. দ্বীপপুঞ্জ n. a group of islands, an archipelago. ব্রিটিশ দ্বীপপুঞ্জ the British Isles. দ্বীপবাসী n. an islander, an islesman, (rare) an isleman. a. living in an island. 63)

(p. 500) dīdhiti a ray, light; the name of a treatise on logic. ̃মান n. the sun. 23)

(p. 506) durabasha fallen into a bad state; distressed; miserable, wretched; poverty-stricken, in straitened circumstances, indigent. দুরবস্হা bad or low state; distress; misery, wretchedness; poverty, indigence. 12)