(p. 522) dbyatmabādī (phil.) dualistic. n. (phil.) a dualist. 87)

(p. 517) dēhānta death. দেহান্ত হওয়া v. to meet one's death, to die. 39)

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

(p. 500) duḥ signifying: vile, wicked, bad, prohibited, inauspicious, distressing, sorrowful etc. (দুঃশীল, দুঃসময়, দুঃসংবাদ). 51)

(p. 508) dēnō worth giving; given as a present or offering as in a religious ceremony (দেনো গামছা); given as a gift or present. 131)

(p. 505) dundubhi a large war-trumpet or kettledrum of ancient India. 9)

(p. 508) duṣkula a base or dishonest or humble or lowly family or line. 65)

(p. 484) dabadabā . the height of power, prosperity and prestige; pomp and splendour. 10)

(p. 497) dālapuri a kind of thin discoid bread fried in clarified butter or oil and stuffed with a paste of pigeon-pea. 4)

(p. 508) durbiṣaha hard to endure or suffer; unendurable, unbearable, insufferable. 22)

(p. 508) duṣkāla an inauspicious or unpropitious time. 64)

(p. 497) digbidika all quarters; all regions or places; what is good and what is evil, what is right and what is wrong. দিগ্বিদিক জ্ঞান n. knowledge of ascertaining the points of the compass; power of discrimination between right and wrong; common sense; mental balance, composure or calmness of mind (আতঙ্কে দিগ্বিদিকজ্ঞানশূন্য).

(p. 522) dbyāhika continuing for two days; occurring after an interval of two days; (loos.) tertian (দ্ব্যাহিক জ্বর). 88)

(p. 481) daḍ় strong, hard, steady; stiff; firm; strong; sharp (মুখে দড়); stronger, harder, stiffer (বাঁশের চেয়ে ক়ঞ্চি দড়); able, competent (কাজে দড়). 17)

(p. 480) daka, dan̐ka a soft and deep mass of mud, a pool of soft and deep mud, quagmire, slough (দকে পড়া). দকে পড়া v. (fig.) to run into a great danger suddenly. 14)