(p. 507) durūha difficult, hard; stiff; incapable of being solved by arguments; difficult to know or cognize or comprehend; abstruse. ̃তা n. difficulty in understanding; stiffness; abstruseness. 10)

(p. 500) dinēmāra a Dane. a. Danish. ̃জাতি n. Danes. 5)

(p. 508) dūrībhūta expelled; removed; ejected; turned out, driven away or out. 85)

(p. 517) daibāt by chance; accidentally; suddenly; peradventure. 50)

(p. 508) duṣprāpya difficult to obtain or attain; rare, scarce. 72)

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

(p. 507) durukti harsh or rude words; revilement, filthy language, abuse. 8)

(p. 495) dārikā a daughter. a. fem. cleaving, splitting. 45)

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

(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. 492) dāpana2 pressing, pressure; trampling.

(p. 508) duhya fit to be milked (as a cow). ̃মানা a. fem. one who or that which is being milked. 76)

(p. 507) durdama, durdamanīẏa, durdamya difficult to subdue or put down or tame; turbulent; unruly. 28)

(p. 508) durlakṣaṇa an inauspicious omen; a bad sign or symptom. a. having an inauspicious omen or sign; sinister; bearing on one's person an inauspicious mark; unlucky; ill-fated. fem. a. দুর্লক্ষণা । 43)

(p. 485) darada2 sympathy; compassion; affection, attachment; pain, inflammation. 30)