(p. 522) druma a tree. ̃দল n. leaves of trees. 112)

(p. 481) dagaḍ়ā a raised streak on the skin caused by lashing, a wale. দগড়া পড়া v. to be marked with a wale. দগড়া ফেলা v. to wale. 12)

(p. 480) dakṣiṇā a fee or gift given to a priest or a Brahman or a teacher etc.; the south (দক্ষিণাপ্রবণ); (rhet.) a mistress who still retains her attachment towards her former lover. a. southern, south.

(p. 508) durbuddhi an evil or mischievous or harmful thought or design; evil-mindedness; folly. a. evil-minded; foolish. 23)

(p. 499) digha (dial.) length (আড়েদিঘে). a. (obs.) long. 3)

(p. 522) dbirāgamana the ceremony of a newly-wed bride's coming for the second time to her husband's house from her paternal abode. 59)

(p. 500) dīpra shining, luminous, radiant, glowing; bright. 40)

(p. 492) dānaba (myth.) any one of the giants hostile to gods, (cp.) a Titan; a demon; a monster; an evil spirit, a devil. fem. দানবী a giantess, a demoness. ̃দলনী n. fem. a vanquisher of demons: an appellation of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা). দানবারি n. (lit.) an enemy of demons; a god; an appellation of Vishnu (বিষ্ণু). দানবিক, দানবীয় a. demoniac(al); devilish, diabolical, gigantic. 41)

(p. 508) dēnō worth giving; given as a present or offering as in a religious ceremony (দেনো গামছা); given as a gift or present. 131)

(p. 485) darbha a generic name for different species of small grass. ̃ময় a. grassy; made of grass. দর্ভাসন n. a grass mat for sitting upon. 54)

(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. 517) daibāt by chance; accidentally; suddenly; peradventure. 50)

(p. 508) durbacana rude or harsh words; discourteous language or words; a reviling speech, revilement. a. (given to) speaking rude or harsh words; (given to) using discourteous language; (given to) reviling. 9)

(p. 508) dēkhabhāla supervision, overseeing; taking care of. 120)

(p. 485) dasyu a robber, dacoit; (ori.) a nonAryan race of ancient India or a member of it; (in affection) a person as daring and unmanageable as a robber; a rogue. জলদস্যু n. a pirate. ̃তা, ̃বৃত্তি n. robbery, dacoity. দস্যুতা করা v. to plunder, to take to robbery, to commit robbery. ̃দল n. a band of robbers or gangsters, a gang of freebooters. ̃পনা n. daredevilry. ̃ভয় n. fear of robbers. 91)