(p. 495) dābadagdha burnt in a forest-fire. 9)

(p. 522) dōhaśālā a dairy farm, a dairy. 24)

(p. 500) dibyōdaka celestial water; holy water. 11)

(p. 480) daṃśaka one who or that which bites or stings. n. a large gnat, the gadfly. 7)

(p. 508) duścara difficult to traverse (দুশ্চর অরণ্য); too austere to undergo or observe, extremely austere (দুশ্চর তপস্যা). 56)

(p. 517) dēẏā2 the cloud. দেয়ার ডাক the roar or rumble of clouds. গুরুগুরু দেয়া ডাকে the clouds rumble. 15)

(p. 522) dbaimāsika bimonthly. 77)

(p. 499) dina2 (Mus.) religion, faith. ̃দুনিয়ার মালিক God (or Allah) as the Lord of the (Islamic) faith and of the world.

(p. 508) durbinīta impolite, discourteous; haughty, arrogant, insolent; ill-mannered, unmannerly. fem. দুর্বিনীতা । 19)

(p. 508) dulāla a darling, a dear, a minion; a darling child who is brought up with much affection and often spoilt by over-indulgence. fem. দুলালি । 51)

(p. 492) dāgā3 an emotional shock or distress or affliction (মনে দাগা পাওয়া); treachery or deception (দাগাবাজ); a specimen script for tracing to practise handwriting. দাগা বোলানো v. to practise handwriting by tracing on a specimen script. ̃দার a. one who harms or shocks; treacherous. ̃দারি n. act of harming or giving emotional shocks; treachery. ̃বাজ a. treacherous; deceitful; fraudulent. ̃বাজি n. treachery; deception; fraudulence. দাগাবাজি করা v. to practise treachery or deception or fraud. 18)

(p. 507) durgama difficult of access or approach, not easily passable; inaccessible; impenetrable; difficult to know or cognize or comprehend. 15)

(p. 508) duhitā a daughter. 75)

(p. 500) duḥsparśa difficult to touch. 67)

(p. 517) dōkāni a shopkeeper. 63)