(p. 517) dēśācāra customs and practices peculiar to a country. 23)

(p. 492) dān̐tana a twig used as a toothbrush (also দাঁতন-কাঠি). 6)

(p. 508) durbhāgā unfortunate, ill-fated, unlucky; wretched, miserable. fem. দুর্ভাগিনী । 30)

(p. 522) dbigu (gr.) a system of forming numerative compounds. 53)

(p. 508) duśamana an enemy, a foe, an adversary; a rogue, a scoundrel, a wicked or vile person. দুশমনি n. enmity, hostility; roguery, wickedness. 55)

(p. 522) dōhada the peculiar longing of a pregnant woman; an earnest desire or longing; pregnancy. ̃দান n. a ceremony of giving an expectant mother delicacies or highly palatable food she longs to eat. ̃বতী n. a pregnant woman longing to have particular delicacies of food. ̃লক্ষণ n. signs or symptoms of pregnancy. 22)

(p. 500) dīẏamāna in the state of being given or distributed. 41)

(p. 517) daibādēśa a divine command; a commandment; a divine inspiration; (loos.) an oracle. 51)

(p. 506) duranbaẏa a mistake in syntax, a syntactic error. 9)

(p. 507) durgāpūjā the worship of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা); the annual festival of worshipping Durga (it comes off in autumn). 19)

(p. 506) durādharṣa difficult to capture or subdue; unruly; turbulent.

(p. 495) dārubrahma the wooden image of Juggernaut (জগন্নাথ) at Puri. 49)

(p. 485) dambhī conceited, vainglorious, proud; boastful, braggart; arrogant, haughty. 13)

(p. 492) dādura the frog. fem. দাদুরী । 38)

(p. 481) datta given; given away; awarded; conferred, bestowed; paid. দত্তা n. fem. of দত্ত । a. fem. given away in marriage; betrothed. দত্তক, দত্তক পুত্র n. an adopted son. দত্তহারী, দত্তাপহারক, দত্তাপহারী a. (committing the offence of) taking back what has been given away by oneself. দত্তাপহরণ n. act of taking back what has been given by oneself; the offence of doing this. 32)