(p. 522) dyōtana act of indicating or expressing or signifying or inspiring or enlightening or illumining; indication, expression, inspiration, enlightenment. দ্যোতনা n. figurative expression; implication; suggestiveness, significance. 94)

(p. 508) dulaki a slow jerking motion as of a palanquin or a horse, trot. দুলকি চালে চলা v. to trot; (of a person) to walk slowly with an air of self-importance and ease. 48)

(p. 506) duradhyaẏa hard-reading, difficult or hard to read. 7)

(p. 492) dākṣāẏaṇī a daughter of Daksha (দক্ষ) an appellation of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা) in her previous birth (see সতী). 8)

(p. 484) dantauṣṭhya (gr.) labiodental. n. a lobiodental letter or sound, a labiodental. 2)

(p. 480) dakṣiṇarāẏa the presiding tiger-deity of the Sundarbans. 18)

(p. 492) dānta2 dental; made of tooth or ivory. 48)

(p. 506) durabagāha difficult to bathe in; difficult to enter; difficult of access; difficult to comprehend. 11)

(p. 495) dāẏabhāga an ancient code or book of laws on inheritance and patrimony written by Jimutabahana. 32)

(p. 481) daṇḍi a holy or sacrificial thread measuring 4 cubits or about 2 metres in length. 29)

(p. 508) duṣṭu (in endearment) naughty; mischievous. ̃মি n. naughtiness; mischievousness; a mischief. দুষ্টুমি করা v. to be naughty; to make a mischief; to play a mischievous trick. 68)

(p. 517) dōnā2 a dug-out, a tub, a canoe. 72)

(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)

(p. 495) dāmi costly, expensive, valuable. 23)

(p. 508) durbhāgya ill luck, sinister fate; misfortune. a. unfortunate, unlucky, illfated. ̃ক্রমে, ̃বশত adv. unfortunately, unluckily, as ill luck would have it. 31)