(p. 532) dharmōnnati advancement of religion. 38)

(p. 532) dharākāṭa stringency; bindings. 12)

(p. 540) dhārāpāta heavy and incessant rain; a book of arithmetical enumeration. 24)

(p. 540) dhārānō sharp, sharp-edged; keen. 25)

(p. 532) dhānyēśbarī (facet. & dero.) an inferior wine prepared from rice, rice-grog (coll. ধেনো). 84)

(p. 543) dhumadhāma thud; tumult; pomp, grand pageantry. 19)

(p. 540) dhārtarāṣṭra a son of King Dhritarashtra of the Mahabharata. 30)

(p. 540) dhika fie.

(p. 543) dhundhumāra a mythological king famous for his valour; uproar, tumult; a tumultuous or terrible affair. a. tumultuous or terrible (ধুন্ধুমার কান্ড). 12)

(p. 532) dharana manner, method, way (কাজের ধরন); condition, state, (রোগীর ধরন); working, behaviour (মুখের ধরন); appearance, look, cut (পোশাকের ধরন); the style, fashion (লোকটার ধরন সন্দেহজনক); bearing, deportment (লোকটার ধরন সন্দেহজনক) n. pl. or collec. form of ধরন । 7)

(p. 532) dhā2 meaning: ways, means etc. fold (শতধা, বহুধা). 56)

(p. 545) dhbaṃsī destroying, annihilating; ruining; wrecking; killing, obliterating; impairing; uselessly spending, squandering, wasting, consuming undeservingly; demolishing; devastating; depraving, corrupting; destructible, perishable; decaying. 30)

(p. 532) dharmādhikārī a judge. 22)

(p. 545) dhbanyātmaka (rhet.) onomatopoeic. 37)

(p. 529) dhaḍ়ā loincloth. ̃চূড়া n. loincloth and head-dress (esp. as worn by Krishna); (sarcas. or hum.) official dress (esp. one in European or English style). 9)