(p. 492) dānī bountiful, munificent, generous, charitable. 45)

(p. 517) dōm̐hā1 a kind of Hindi couplet current in the mediaeval age. 60)

(p. 517) dēbōpāsanā worship of a god or gods; religious worship. 10)

(p. 522) dōhāra any one of the members of a chorus song or choir, who repeats the burden or every line after the leader of the party, (cp.) a chorist; (sarcas.) a second or a yes-man. ̃কি n. act of singing the burden of a chorus song after the leader; (sarcas.) act of seconding or yes-manship. 26)

(p. 508) dūṣita corrupted, polluted, defiled, vitiated; befouled; impure. দূষিত করা v. to corrupt, to pollute, to defile, to vitiate; to befoul. 91)

(p. 522) dbaipa relating to or living in an island, insular; relating to the tiger or cheetah, tigrine. 70)

(p. 500) dīpanīẏa that which is to be illuminated or excited; illuminable; excitable. 29)

(p. 505) dumbā a kind of fat sheep having a short tail. 14)

(p. 508) durbṛtta depraved; wicked, ill-natured, villainous, roguish. দুর্বৃত্ত ব্যক্তি a depraved person; a wicked or ill-natured person, a villain, a rogue, a scoundrel. ̃তা, দুর্বৃত্তি n. depravity; wickedness, villainy, roguery. 24)

(p. 485) darada1 frightful, dreadful. n. an ancient Indian race; the Sanskrit name of Dardishan. 29)

(p. 508) duhitā a daughter. 75)

(p. 508) dulānō to cause to swing or rock, to swing or rock or dangle or oscillate. 50)

(p. 485) daśabiparyaẏa reversal of fortune, a change of fortune for the worse; a reverse, a set-back; misfortune; adversity. 77)

(p. 485) daha the unfathomable and whirling part of a river, lake, sea etc.; a whirlpool, an eddy; a lake (usu. a large and natural one); a deep pit, an abyss; (fig.) a terrible danger. 92)

(p. 497) dālapuri a kind of thin discoid bread fried in clarified butter or oil and stuffed with a paste of pigeon-pea. 4)