(p. 506) durātmā sinful; depraved; wicked; roguish or villainous; tyrannous, oppressive. 22)

(p. 500) diśi1 (ori.) to or towards a point of the compass. n. a point of the compass, a quarter or side. দিশি দিশি n. all quarters or sides. adv. to or towards or in all quarters or sides, everywhere. 18)

(p. 508) dēbara a younger brother of one's husband, a brother-in-law. 133)

(p. 497) digantara the distance or space between two points of the compass or two directions; another direction or another point of the compass. দিগন্তরে adv. to or in another direction or another point of the compass, beyond this direction or point of the compass; beyond the horizon, in or to another region. দিগন্তরাল n. the space or distance between two quarters of the globe; the sky. দিগন্তরালে adv. beyond the horizon. 23)

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

(p. 500) dīpikā moonlight; a lamp; a glossary or commentary (of a text). a. fem. of দীপক । 35)

(p. 522) dōlāi a kind of wrapper made of plaited cotton cloth. 5)

(p. 484) daphāōẏāri counted or given or arranged instalment by instalment or item by item; (inc.) piecemeal. 7)

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

(p. 497) dāsēẏa born of a slave-girl (usu. by her master). n. a son of a slave-girl and (usu.) her master. 10)

(p. 508) duśchēdya difficult to cut off or sever; difficult to tear off or separate. 60)

(p. 508) dūṣaṇīẏa blamable, blameworthy, condemnable; reprehensible. 90)

(p. 485) daragā (Mus.) a mausoleum of a holy saint. 26)

(p. 500) dīkṣaka one who initiates esp. to a religious practice. n. an initiator, a preceptor, a guru, a teacher. 19)

(p. 508) duścara difficult to traverse (দুশ্চর অরণ্য); too austere to undergo or observe, extremely austere (দুশ্চর তপস্যা). 56)