(p. 500) dīrghāgra acuminate. 44)

(p. 522) dōsara a second; a comrade; a companion; an attendant; an associate; an accomplice. a. acting as a second or companion or attendant or associate or accomplice; seconding, accompanying, attending, associating. 18)

(p. 485) darabāra an audience-chamber, a levee, a court, a durbar (রাজদরবার); a seeking or solicitation (চাকরির জন্য দরবার). দরবার করা v. to seek or solicit, to canvass; to hold a court or levee; to audience. দরবার বসা v. the court sits. দরবার ভাঙা v. the court rises. দরবারে বসা v. to sit at court. দরবারি a. one who frequents a royal court (দরবারি লোক); befitting a court, according to the regulations of a court (দরবারি ভাষা, দরবারি পোষাক, দরবারি রীতিনীতি). দরবারি কানাড়া an Indian musical mode. দরবারি চালচালন court-manners. দরবারি ব্যাপার a court-affair. দরবারি ভাষা court-language. দরবারি রীতিনীতি court-regulations, protocol. দরবারি লোক a courtier. 35)

(p. 500) duḥshita distressed, afflicted, woebegone; (phys.) instability; unstable equilibrium. 66)

(p. 485) dalita pressed or kneaded; (loos.) trampled under foot, trodden, chastised, repressed, coerced, quelled. 68)

(p. 492) dānāpāni food and drink. 44)

(p. 485) dahā to burn or be burned; to scorch or be scorched; to inflame or be inflamed; (fig.) to afflict or be afflicted. 98)

(p. 517) dainya utter poverty or need, indigence; affliction, distress; humbleness; wretchedness, misery; penury. ̃দশা, দৈন্যাবস্হা n. utter poverty, indigent condition; afflicted or distressed or humble or wretched or miserable state. ̃দশাগ্রস্ত, ̃দশাপন্ন, ̃পীড়িত a. poverty-stricken, indigent; afflicted, distressed; wretched, miserable; penurious. 48)

(p. 522) dbija twice-born; having two births (once from mother's womb and then again through religious sacraments or from eggs etc.); regenerated. n. (pop.) a Brahman; any oviparous creature such as a bird, an ant, a fish etc. fem. দ্বিজা। ̃পতি, ̃বর, ̃রাজ, দ্বিজেন্দ্র, দ্বিজোত্তম, ̃সত্তম n. an excellent or distinguished Brahman. 55)

(p. 492) dādi (chiefly Mus.) a paternal grandmother. 35)

(p. 507) durgā Goddess Durga also called Shakti (শক্তি) or Force; the wife of Shiva (শিব)—she is the chief of female deities and a slayer of demons, and she presides over prosperity, victory, and fame of mankind. 17)

(p. 499) diṅmanḍala the horizon. 8)

(p. 517) dēhā (poet. & obs.) the body or life. 33)

(p. 522) dbairājya a diarchy. 79)

(p. 522) drāghīẏasa of দ্রাঘীয়ান । 106)