(p. 492) dākṣiṇātya of the southern part of a country; of the Deccan. n. (inc. but pop.) the Deccan. 9)

(p. 508) dūrāntara remote or distant place. 81)

(p. 497) digbijaẏa conquest of (all the quarters of) the world (by armed invasion or by any good quality such as learning, literary talent etc.), world-conquest. দিগ্বিজয় করা v. to conquer the whole world. দিগ্বিজয়ী a. world conquering. n. a world-conquerer. 28)

(p. 522) dōlāẏita caused to swing or dangle or oscillate; hung; caused to vacillate or waver or hesitate. ̃চিত্ত a. having a mind wavering with indecision. n. a vacillating mind. 7)

(p. 517) dōnā1 pocket for holding a roll of betel-leaf. 71)

(p. 495) dāru1 wine, liquor. 47)

(p. 485) daridrita impoverished, reduced to poverty. 44)

(p. 499) diṅmanḍala the horizon. 8)

(p. 522) dbaimātṛka (of countries or lands) irrigated both by river-water and rain-water (and consequently abounding in crops). 76)

(p. 508) dūrānta a remote or far-off place. 80)

(p. 508) duryōga a time or instance of foul weather; a difficult time, hard times; a time of danger; a danger. ̃পূর্ণ a. full of foul weather. দুর্যোগপূর্ণ আবহাওয়া a foul or inclement or stormy weather. 41)

(p. 522) draṣṭabya worth seeing or visiting (দ্রষ্টব্য স্হান); worthy of reference (এই প্রসঙ্গে গীতা দ্রষ্টব্য); worthy of note; warranting attention, remarkable; warranting consideration. int. (erron.) vide, see. 101)

(p. 508) dūrāgata one who or that which is coming or has come from a distance. 79)

(p. 485) dampati, dampatī a husband and a wife, a male and a female creature, a couple. 10)

(p. 485) dari a carpet, a thick cloth used for sitting or as laid under a bed. 42)