(p. 532) dharmābalambana practising a religion; adoption of a religion. ধর্মাবলম্বন করা v. to practise or follow a religion or creed; to adopt a religion. ধর্মাবলম্বী a. following or practising a religion. fem. ধর্মাবলম্বিনী । 29)

(p. 545) dhriẏamāṇa that which is being put on or worn or assumed or held or touched or caught. 43)

(p. 540) dhārōṣṇa (of milk esp. of bovine animals) lukewarm because of being drawn from the udder. 29)

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

(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. 542) dhiṅgi wayward, self-willed, undisciplined, unruly, romping, unmannerly, immodest. ধিঙ্গি মেয়ে a wayward or somewhat wild or romping or unmannerly or immodest girl; a tomboy. 5)

(p. 531) dhamilla (of a human being) a bun; (of a bird etc.) a hairy crest.

(p. 542) dhukadhuki a locket or pendent worn on the bosom in a necklace. 16)

(p. 532) dhalā (usu. dial.) white, fair, fair-complexioned. 49)

(p. 532) dhān̐ca, dhān̐cā shape, form, cut; type, manner, pattern; semblance of shape. 63)

(p. 532) dhāuḍ়ē an errand-boy, a fast messenger. 59)

(p. 545) dhēḍ়ē2 (use. dero.) grown-up; big. 7)

(p. 540) dhāri a narrow verandah or gallery of a mud-built house; a brim, a margin, an edge, a brink. 26)

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

(p. 540) dhāraka one who or that which holds or contains or bears or carries; one who assists and corrects a reader of scriptures at a ritual; one who makes another recite mantras, that is scriptural verses; (an) astringent. ̃তা n. capacity; astringency. ̃ত্ব n. capacity. 16)