(p. 492) dādā an elder brother or cousin brother; (voc.) a (paternal or maternal) grandfather; (voc.) an older or senior man; (in affectionate address) a younger brother, a younger cousin (brother), a grandson, a younger or junior man. ̃বাবু n. an employer or master as respectable as one's elder brother; (dial.) an elder sister's or cousin's husband. ̃ঠাকুর n. a Brahmin (as addressed by a non-Brahmin). ̃মশায়, ̃মশাই n. a maternal (or also paternal) grandfather. ̃শ্বশুর n. a grandfather-in-law or grand-uncle-in-law. 34)

(p. 495) dābaḍ়ānō to bully; to rebuke; to threaten; to snub; to chase. 7)

(p. 484) damakala a fire-engine; the fire-brigade; (dial.) a pressure pump for raising water and other fluids. ̃বাহিনী n. the firebrigade.

(p. 522) dbārā by, with, through, by means of. 48)

(p. 500) duḥkhārta, duḥkhānbita . stricken with sorrow, rueful; afflicted; distressed; suffering. fem. দুখার্তা, দুঃখান্বিতা । 54)

(p. 485) daśērā a feast (held by non-Bengalis) on the day of immersion of the image of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা). 82)

(p. 480) dakṣa2 expert, skilful, adroit; clever; competent. fem. দক্ষা । ̃তা n. expertness, skill, adroitness; cleverness; competence. 16)

(p. 508) dustara difficult to go across; difficult to cross, impassable. ̃তা n. impassability. 73)

(p. 485) daẏita beloved, dear. n. a lover; a husband. দয়িতা a. fem. of দয়িত । n. lady-love; a wife. 17)

(p. 480) daṃṣṭra a tooth (esp. a large or sharp one). দ্রংষ্ট্রা n. a claw or prong or fang (as of a crab or a lobster); a large (and usu. sharp) tooth (as of a dog or a fox); a sting (as of a mosquito or a gadfly). দ্রংষ্ট্রাঘাত n. a bite or a sting. দ্রংষ্ট্রায়ুধ n. a wild boar. দ্রংষ্ট্রাল, দ্রংষ্ট্রী a. having a claw or prong or fang or tooth or sting, clawed, pronged, fanged, toothed, stinged. 13)

(p. 492) dān̐tāla having large teeth or tusks. 7)

(p. 508) dēbāśrita protected or patronized by a god or gods, under a god's protection or care; in a god's favour or good grace.

(p. 485) dahalā the ten of playing cards. দহলামহলা করা v. (fig.) to hesitate, to vacillate, to be in two minds. 97)

(p. 508) dēōẏānā one who has renounced the world for the sake of some particular object; one who is mentally obsessed or deranged. a. renouncing the world; mentally obsessed or deranged. 111)

(p. 508) dēnamōhara (Mus.) the marriage portion or dower that a husband has to allot for his wife at wedding. 129)