(p. 517) dēbī a goddess; a female deity; Goddess Durga (দুর্গা) or Chandi (চণ্ডী); (in respectful addresses and mention) a lady (মাতৃদেবী, সারদাদেবী). ̃পক্ষ n. the light fortnight of the Durga worship. ̃পুরাণ n. an ancient holy book narrating the glory of Goddess Chandi (চণ্ডী). ̃মাহাত্ম্য n. a portion of a holy book, written by Markandeya (মার্কণ্ডেয়) the sage singing of the glory of Goddess Chandi (চণ্ডী). 3)

(p. 495) dāmāla (chiefly of a child) unmanageably spirited or naughty or romping, tough and indomitable. ̃পনা n. unmanageable spiritedness or naughtiness or toughness. 22)

(p. 481) dakṣiṇābaha the south wind; the vernal breeze. 7)

(p. 517) dōkāni a shopkeeper. 63)

(p. 508) durbatsara an inauspicious year; a year of scarcity or famine or hardship; a bad or troublesome year. 10)

(p. 485) daladala expressing: excessive softness. দলদলে a. excessively soft, oversoft. 62)

(p. 495) dāracini cinnamon. 43)

(p. 495) dābā2 (the game of) chess; the queen (of chess). দাবা খেলা v. to play chess. দাবার ছক a chess-board. দাবার ঘুঁটি a chessman. 13)

(p. 497) digambara . one who has the quarters of the globe as his sole clothing; naked, nude. n. an appellation of Shiva (শিব); quarters of the globe imagined as a loincloth. দিগম্বরী a. fem. of দিগম্বর । n. an appellation of Goddess Kali (কালী). 25)

(p. 517) dairghya length. দৈর্ঘ্য-প্রসারণ n. linear expansion. 56)

(p. 495) dābanā the fleshy part of the thigh; ham (of a beast). 11)

(p. 500) dibyāṅganā a courtesan of heaven; a nymph. 9)

(p. 522) dbyaṇuka evolving out of union of two atoms, diatomic. 83)

(p. 522) dbaẏa two; both; two or both of a pair or couple. 40)

(p. 485) daśāsi tall and bulky, tall and hefty (দশাসই চেহারা); (often) average. 79)