(p. 540) dhāraẏitā one who or that which holds or catches or assumes or wears or puts on or bears or carries or places or retains in one's memory or remembers or accepts or retains or restrains. ধারয়িত্রি a. fem. of ধারয়িতা । n. the earth (esp. when conceived as the progenitrix of all creatures). 20)

(p. 545) dhbānta darkness, gloom. ধ্বান্তারি n. the sun (esp. when personified), (cp.) Sol. 39)

(p. 543) dhūmāẏamāna emitting smoke, fume, vapour, gas etc.; fuming; smouldering. 31)

(p. 532) dhā1 (mus.) the natural B sound; the sixth note in the Indian musical gamut. 55)

(p. 532) dharmālaẏa a temple; a place of worship. 33)

(p. 545) dhēḍ়ānō to soil clothes by failing to retain motion of stool or urine; (fig.) to make a mess of; to bungle. 5)

(p. 532) dhāṅara a sweeper (by caste or trade). 66)

(p. 531) dhanba, dhanbā (chiefly used in comp.) a bow (সুধন্বা). 7)

(p. 532) dhāni green as unripe paddy, paddygreen (ধানি রং); very small, puny (ধানি লঙ্কা); containing or yielding paddy (ধানি জমি). ধানি মদ wine of inferior quality distilled from rice. 78)

(p. 531) dhanda, dhandha confusion or dazzlement of eyesight; confusion; bewilderment; suspicion. 6)

(p. 529) dhaniṣṭhā (astro.) the twenty-third of the twenty-seven stars according to Hindu astronomy. 28)

(p. 531) dhanōpārjana same as ধনার্জন । 5)

(p. 532) dharmādhikārī a judge. 22)

(p. 531) dhanbantari (Hindu myth.) the name of the physician of heaven; (fig.) an unfailing physician. 8)

(p. 543) dhuna a light classical musical note usually played on an instrument. 3)