(p. 485) dalā2 to press or knead; (loos.) to trample under foot, to tread over, to chastise, to repress, to subdue, to coerce, to quell. পায়ে দলা v. to trample under foot, to tread over. 65)

(p. 522) dbāpara the third age of the world according to Hindu scriptures, the brazen age. 44)

(p. 508) duścaritra characterless, having a vitiated character; wicked, vile; corrupted; perverted; depraved. n. a vitiated or wicked or corrupted or perverted or depraved character. দুশ্চরিত্রতা n. moral vitiation; wickedness, vileness; corruption; perversion; depravity. 57)

(p. 485) darśaka one who sees. n. a seer, an observer, an onlooker; a spectator; (loos.) a member of an audience; (loos.) a visitor. 55)

(p. 500) dīẏamāna in the state of being given or distributed. 41)

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

(p. 508) duryōdhana hard to cope with in battle. n. the name of the arch-villain of the Mahabharata; (fig.) a rare villain. 42)

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

(p. 485) -dā3 of -দ3 । 101)

(p. 485) darāja spacious, roomy (দরাজ জায়গা); generous, liberal (দরাজ হাত, দরাজ দিল, দরাজ লোক); unrestrained or unsubdued (দরাজ গলা, দরাজ মুখ). দরাজ গলা loud or full-throated voice. দরাজ মুখ outspoken utterance; outspokenness. 40)

(p. 522) dbipa the elephant. 58)

(p. 508) duluni a mild rocking; an instance or act of swinging or rocking. a. one who or that which swings or rocks. 53)

(p. 522) draupadī the name of the heroine of the Mahabharata as she was the daughter of the King Drupada (দ্রুপদ). রন্ধনে দ্রৌপদী a female cook of incomparable efficiency. 117)

(p. 495) dāra1 (usu. in comp.) a wife. ̃কর্ম ̃গ্রহণ, ̃পরিগ্রহ n. act of taking a wife, marriage or wedding (of a man). 40)

(p. 500) dīrṇa split, cleft, rent, broken, torn; (fig.) afflicted. 48)