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

(p. 492) dāgarāji repair works (of a building etc.) 16)

(p. 481) datta given; given away; awarded; conferred, bestowed; paid. দত্তা n. fem. of দত্ত । a. fem. given away in marriage; betrothed. দত্তক, দত্তক পুত্র n. an adopted son. দত্তহারী, দত্তাপহারক, দত্তাপহারী a. (committing the offence of) taking back what has been given away by oneself. দত্তাপহরণ n. act of taking back what has been given by oneself; the offence of doing this. 32)

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

(p. 517) dōni a small dug-out. 73)

(p. 485) daridra poor, penurious, indigent; lacking, deficient; wretched. fem. দরিদ্রা । ̃তা n. poverty, penury; indigence; lack, deficiency; wretchedness. ̃নারায়ণ n. the poor conceived as God personified; the beggar class. ̃নিবাস n. a poorhouse; a workhouse. 43)

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

(p. 508) durbṛtta depraved; wicked, ill-natured, villainous, roguish. দুর্বৃত্ত ব্যক্তি a depraved person; a wicked or ill-natured person, a villain, a rogue, a scoundrel. ̃তা, দুর্বৃত্তি n. depravity; wickedness, villainy, roguery. 24)

(p. 508) dṛḍh়īkṛta made strong or stronger, strengthened; made firm or more firm; tightened; confirmed; firmly established; congealed. 96)

(p. 517) dōlaka a pendulum (as of a clock). 83)

(p. 508) duhitā a daughter. 75)

(p. 484) dabadabā . the height of power, prosperity and prestige; pomp and splendour. 10)

(p. 517) dēśika a traveller; one who guides along the right path or shows the way to salvation; a preceptor (দেশিকোত্তম). 28)

(p. 508) dēbāẏatana a house of a god, a temple, a shrine. 138)

(p. 508) dēḍ়ā one and a half times (of). 123)