(p. 508) durbhēda, durbhēdya difficult to penetrate or enter or force one's way into; impervious; difficult to raid or conquer; difficult to comprehend. দুর্ভেদ-প্রকোষ্ঠ n. strong room. ̃তা n. impenetrability, imperviousness. 34)

(p. 522) dōsta a friend; (loos.) a comrade. দোস্তি n. friendship. 20)

(p. 508) dusha wretched, distressed, hard-up. ̃তা n. distress, wretched condition, poverty. 74)

(p. 485) dambha vanity, conceit; pride; boast, brag, vaunt, tall talk; arrogance, haughtiness. দম্ভ করা v. to boast, to brag, to vaunt, to talk tall or big; to challenge. 12)

(p. 484) dama2 expressing: a light thudding or banging noise. দমদম int. expressing: repeated light thudding or banging noise. দমাদম adv. with repeated thuds. 12)

(p. 497) dāsēẏa born of a slave-girl (usu. by her master). n. a son of a slave-girl and (usu.) her master. 10)

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

(p. 517) dēhā (poet. & obs.) the body or life. 33)

(p. 522) dbiṣat a malicious person; an antagonist; an enemy. 61)

(p. 492) dāda1 ringworm. 29)

(p. 522) dbaibidhya twofoldness; duality. 74)

(p. 522) dauḍ়ānō to run; to flee, to run off. 31)

(p. 508) durmūlya very costly or dear, highly expensive. দুর্মূল্য ভাতা dearness allowance. ̃তা n. excessive costliness or dearness. 39)

(p. 508) dūrīkṛta expelled; removed; banished; driven away or out; turned out. 83)

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