(p. 495) dāẏabaddha duty-bound; promise-bound; contract-bound. 31)

(p. 497) digambara . one who has the quarters of the globe as his sole clothing; naked, nude. n. an appellation of Shiva (শিব); quarters of the globe imagined as a loincloth. দিগম্বরী a. fem. of দিগম্বর । n. an appellation of Goddess Kali (কালী). 25)

(p. 484) daphāōẏāri counted or given or arranged instalment by instalment or item by item; (inc.) piecemeal. 7)

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

(p. 508) durbhōga suffering; distress; trouble. 35)

(p. 495) dāma2 a thread, a cord (দামোদর); a string, a garland (কুসুমদাম); a bunch, a cluster, a lock (কেশদাম); a watercress or an aquatic grass (দামদল). 19)

(p. 508) durdharṣa difficult to vanquish or capture or conquer; difficult to bear or suffer; very powerful or turbulent. 2)

(p. 495) dāminī lightning. 24)

(p. 485) darśaẏitā one who exhibits or displays or exposes. n. an exhibitor, a displayer, an exposer. fem. দর্শয়িত্রী । 57)

(p. 517) dēhāta a village, countryside. 34)

(p. 508) duṣprāpya difficult to obtain or attain; rare, scarce. 72)

(p. 522) drāghiṣṭa longest; extremely long. 105)

(p. 497) diggaja (myth.) any one of the eight celestial elephants guarding the quarters of the globe; (chiefly iron.) a very erudite or prominent or capable man; a portentous idiot. a. (chiefly iron.) very erudite or vastly learned or prominent or capable (দিগ্গজ পন্ডিত, দিগ্গজ উকিল, দিগ্গজ ছেলে). 18)

(p. 485) dastakhata act of signing; a signature. দস্তখত করা v. to sign. দস্তখতি a. signed; (rare) intended to be signed; (rare) relating to signing. 85)

(p. 522) drābiḍ় Dravidians; a Dravidian; the Dravidian language; a region of Southern India inhabited by the Dravidians. a. Dravidian. দ্রাবিড়ী n. fem. a Dravidian woman; the Dravidian language. 109)