(p. 495) dāẏāda a claimant to an inheritance; an heir; a son; a sharer of one's patrimony; a kinsman. দায়াদি n. fem. a female claimant to inheritance; an heiress; a daughter; a female sharer of one's patrimony; a kinswoman. a. (in all genders) inherited, obtained by inheritance. 34)

(p. 505) duna (mus.) double quick measure; act of playing a musical instrument or singing doubly quick. 5)

(p. 481) datta given; given away; awarded; conferred, bestowed; paid. দত্তা n. fem. of দত্ত । a. fem. given away in marriage; betrothed. দত্তক, দত্তক পুত্র n. an adopted son. দত্তহারী, দত্তাপহারক, দত্তাপহারী a. (committing the offence of) taking back what has been given away by oneself. দত্তাপহরণ n. act of taking back what has been given by oneself; the offence of doing this. 32)

(p. 508) durmada terribly intoxicated, maddened with intoxication; frenzied; difficult to subdue or resist; turbulent. 36)

(p. 492) dān̐tāla having large teeth or tusks. 7)

(p. 500) dum̐ha, dum̐hā, dum̐hu (poet.) both.

(p. 508) dēōẏānā one who has renounced the world for the sake of some particular object; one who is mentally obsessed or deranged. a. renouncing the world; mentally obsessed or deranged. 111)

(p. 495) dāba2 a forest (দাবানল) a forest-fire (দাবদাহ); fire, heat. 6)

(p. 508) durnirīkṣya hard to look at, difficult to be viewed. 6)

(p. 517) dēhāta a village, countryside. 34)

(p. 508) dulē one of a backward or depressed caste amongst the Hindus (usually employed as palanquin-carriers). fem. দুলেনি । 54)

(p. 508) dēdāra plentiful, abundant, profuse, a lot of; innumerable; immeasurable. 125)

(p. 507) durgāpūjā the worship of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা); the annual festival of worshipping Durga (it comes off in autumn). 19)

(p. 492) dādi (chiefly Mus.) a paternal grandmother. 35)

(p. 485) dastaka a summons, a warrant; a permit; a warrant of distress or arrest. 84)