(p. 522) dbyartha two meanings, double meanings, ambiguity; equivocation. a. having two or double meanings; ambiguous; equivocal. দ্ব্যর্থক a. having two or double meanings; ambiguous; equivocal. দ্ব্যর্থক কথা a quibble or equivocation. দ্ব্যর্থক শব্দ a double entendre. দ্ব্যর্থকতা, দ্ব্যর্থতা n. ambiguity, equivocalness. দ্ব্যর্থহীন a. unequivocal, unambiguous. 84)

(p. 500) dibā daytime. a & adv. of or in daytime. ˜কর n. the sun. ̃চর a. active during daytime. ̃নিদ্রা n. sleep during daytime. ̃নিশি (poet.) ̃নিশ, ̃রাত্রি adv. day and night, all the time, always. ̃ন্ধ a. day-blind. n. the owl. ̃বসান n. close of the day, the evening. ̃বসু n. the sun. ̃বিহার n. noon-time rest or sleep; sexual enjoyment in daytime. ̃ভাগ n. daytime. ̃লোক n. daylight. ̃স্পষ্ট বা প্রকাশ্য দিবালোক broad daylight. ̃স্বপ্ন n. a day-dream; a brown study; a reverie; (fig.) a false fancy, a waking dream. 8)

(p. 485) darī a cave, a gorge, a rivine; a glen. 46)

(p. 508) durbaha hard to carry or bear; heavy; hard to endure or suffer. 13)

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

(p. 481) daṇḍita punished, penalized; sentenced to a punishment; subjected to financial loss or fine. 30)

(p. 497) dāsta evacuation of the bowels, motion purgation; faeces, stool; loose motion; diarrhoea. 11)

(p. 522) dbyakṣa (phys.) biaxial. 80)

(p. 485) dahi (poet. & obs.) burns or burn, scorches or scorch, afflicts of afflict. 93)

(p. 485) daśērā a feast (held by non-Bengalis) on the day of immersion of the image of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা). 82)

(p. 508) durbyabahāra rude demeanour or harsh treatment, misbehaviour. দুর্ব্যবহার করা v. to treat (one) rudely or harshly, to misbehave (with). 26)

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

(p. 522) dbaẏa two; both; two or both of a pair or couple. 40)

(p. 485) dasyi (in affection) a person (usu. a small boy or girl) as daring and uncontrollable as a robber; a rogue. a. extremely naughty and dare-devil. ̃পনা n. dare-devilry. 90)

(p. 508) durbhakṣya hard to eat, not easily eatable; unfit for eating. 27)