(p. 432) ḍamaru a kind of small tabour shaped like an hour-glass and played by shaking it with one hand. ̃মধ্য a. having a waist as slender as the middle of the aforesaid tabour. 14)

(p. 436) ḍōma a Hindu caste whose duty is to burn the dead and look after the crematorium; a member of this caste (cp. an undertaker). fem. ডোমনি, ডুমনি । 30)

(p. 435) ḍipō a depot; (fig.) a birth-place or habitat (রোগের বা মশার ডিপো). 12)

(p. 437) ḍōla2, ḍōlā1 a large corn-bin made of straw, bamboo slips etc. 2)

(p. 436) ḍurē with horizontal stripes, striped (ডুরে শাড়ি). 9)

(p. 436) ḍōrā a stripe, a streak. ডোরা-কাটা, ডোরাডোরা a. striped, streaky; having stripes or streaks of different colours.

(p. 436) ḍubuḍubu almost sunk or submerged or drowned or ruined or failed or set; on the point of sinking, about to sink, on the point of being submerged or drowned or ruined, on the point of failing or setting. 2)

(p. 432) ḍaṅkā a large kettle-drum, a trumpet, a drum. ডঙ্কা দেওয়া, ডঙ্কা মারা v. to announce by drum-beat; to beat a drum; to announce proudly in public. ডঙ্কা মেরে চলে যাওয়া (fig.) to meet death triumphantly, to pass away defying death; (lit.) to pass away triumphantly. 8)

(p. 436) ḍōra a thread (esp. a holy one) to bind (the wrist etc.); (fig.) a tie or bondage (প্রণয়ডোর). ̃কৌপীন n. a kind of scanty loin-cloth worn by Vaishnava (বৈষ্ণব) ascetics; the dress of an ascetic. 32)

(p. 435) ḍugaḍugi a small tabor played by moving it with one hand. 21)

(p. 435) ḍima an egg (of ducks, hens, geese, birds, snakes, ants etc.); spawn (of fish); the calf of the leg. ডিম ছাড়া v. to lay an egg; to spawn. ডিম পাড়া v. to lay an egg. ডিম ফোটানো, ডিমে তা দেওয়া v. to hatch. ডিমের কুসুম yolk. ডিমের খোলা an eggshell. ডিমের শ্বেতাংশ the white of an egg, glair. ঘোড়ার ডিম (fig.) an absurd or fantastic thing, a mare's nest. ডিম-ডিম a. globular, granular. 13)

(p. 437) ḍyāśa (gr.) a dash (-). 6)

(p. 435) ḍubi an instance of sinking (নৌকাডুবি).

(p. 432) ḍahara deep or fathomless (ডহর পানি). n. a deep lake or channel or watercourse; an extremely deep pit, an abyss; the hold of a ship or boat. 22)

(p. 432) ḍān̐ṭa1 a handle; a haft. 25)