(p. 522) dauḍ়ānō to run; to flee, to run off. 31)

(p. 508) durbhēda, durbhēdya difficult to penetrate or enter or force one's way into; impervious; difficult to raid or conquer; difficult to comprehend. দুর্ভেদ-প্রকোষ্ঠ n. strong room. ̃তা n. impenetrability, imperviousness. 34)

(p. 508) durnimitta a bad sign; an ill omen. 5)

(p. 505) duḍ়duḍ়, duḍ়dāḍ় expressing: noise of heavy and hurried footsteps or of the rumbling of cloud; rapid and audible palpitation of the heart (esp. caused by fright etc.). 3)

(p. 500) dīrṇa split, cleft, rent, broken, torn; (fig.) afflicted. 48)

(p. 522) dbandba a quarrel, a dispute; a conflict; a strife; a fight; a duel; a competition; rivalry; a pair, a couple; a pair of two opposite things; (gr.) a copulative compound joining together two or more words or equal grammatical status (চখাচখী, স্বর্গ-মর্ত্য-পাতাল). দ্বন্দ্ব করা v. to quarrel (with); to fight (with); to compete or rival or vie (with). ̃প্রিয় a. quarrelsome; fond of fighting duels, pugnacious. ̃প্রিয়তা n. quarrelsomeness; pugnacity. ̃যুদ্ধ n. a single combat, a duel. ̃যোদ্ধা n. a duelist. দ্বন্দ্বাতীত a. (phil.) transcending all feelings of conflict or opposition; beyond controversy. দ্বন্দ্বী a. quarrelling; conflicting; fighting (with or against); duelling; competing, vying, rivalling. 39)

(p. 481) daḍ়ā a thick cord, a rope, a hawser. ̃দড়ি n. ropes and cords, cordage. ̃বাজি n. rope-dancing, rope-walking, funambulation;acrobatics;acrobatism.̃বাজিকর n. a rope-dancer, a rope-walker, a funambulist, an acrobat. দড়াবাজি করা v. to funambulate, to perform or exhibit acrobatic feats. 19)

(p. 497) dāsta evacuation of the bowels, motion purgation; faeces, stool; loose motion; diarrhoea. 11)

(p. 508) dṛgakṣa visual axis. 93)

(p. 492) dānti continence; restraint, temperance. 49)

(p. 517) dōṭānā simultaneous pulls in two opposite directions; indecision, dilemma. 69)

(p. 517) daibādhīna dependent on fate, controlled by destiny, fateful. 52)

(p. 522) dbipa the elephant. 58)

(p. 481) dakṣiṇābarta moving or winding clockwise; clockwise, dextral. n. the Deccan. 6)

(p. 522) dbaibārṣika biennial. 73)