(p. 480) di curdled milk, curd. দই পাতা v. to curdle milk; to keep milk in such a way that it will congeal or freeze into curd. চিনিপাতা দই milk curdled with sugar, sweet curd. সাজা দই recently curdled milk, fresh curd. হাতে দই পাতে দই তবু বলে কই কই (lit.) with curd on the palm of one's hand and on the plate, one still complains that it is not enough; (fig.) there is more than enough, yet complaining of scarcity; (cp.) want is unlimited and insatiable. 4)

(p. 485) daśāśba one whose chariot is drawn by ten horses; an appellation of the moon. দশাশ্বমেধ n. ten performances (usu. by one devotee) of the horse-sacrifice. 78)

(p. 517) dēhī corporeal, bodied; material. 43)

(p. 497) digdha smeared (with); steeped (in); mixed (with). fem. দিগ্ধা । 26)

(p. 522) dbairatha a single combat between two charioteers. a. involving such a combat (দ্বৈরথ সমর). 78)

(p. 500) diẏāśalāi a match, matches; safety matches; a match-box. দিয়াশলাইকাঠি n. a match-stick. দিয়াশলাই বাক্স a match-box. 13)

(p. 485) dāōẏā1 a verandah, a gallery; a terrace. 103)

(p. 481) daḍ়āma expressing: a banging or slamming or booming or loud thudding noise. দড়াম করে দরজা ভেজানো to shut the door with a bang, to slam the door. 20)

(p. 508) durbōdha, durbōdhya hard to understand or comprehend or know or cognize; not easily intelligible. 25)

(p. 517) daiśika concerning a country or a province or a region or a locality, native, provincial, regional, local; concerning a part; partial. 57)

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

(p. 480) daṃśana act of biting or stinging; a bite or sting. দংশন করা v. to bite or sting. 8)

(p. 492) dān̐ḍ়i2 an oarsman, a rower. 3)

(p. 492) dānta2 dental; made of tooth or ivory. 48)

(p. 508) dēkhatā seen; occurring before one's eyes. adv. before one's eyes; contemporaneously. 118)