(p. 517) dōm̐hā2, dōm̐hē (poet.) two or both. দোঁহার, দোঁহাকার poss. pro. of two or both. 61)

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

(p. 508) durnibāra, durnibārya difficult to prevent or check or resist. 4)

(p. 495) dāẏāda a claimant to an inheritance; an heir; a son; a sharer of one's patrimony; a kinsman. দায়াদি n. fem. a female claimant to inheritance; an heiress; a daughter; a female sharer of one's patrimony; a kinswoman. a. (in all genders) inherited, obtained by inheritance. 34)

(p. 508) dēbara a younger brother of one's husband, a brother-in-law. 133)

(p. 481) dakṣiṇāpatha the Deccan. 5)

(p. 505) dumaḍ়ānō to fold or twist by pressure. a. thus folded or twisted. 13)

(p. 522) dōṣākrānta, dōṣānbita defective, faulty; stricken with morbidity, morbid, diseased; affected with a vice, vicious. 10)

(p. 485) -dā3 of -দ3 । 101)

(p. 505) dundubhi a large war-trumpet or kettledrum of ancient India. 9)

(p. 522) dbirāgamana the ceremony of a newly-wed bride's coming for the second time to her husband's house from her paternal abode. 59)

(p. 481) dantī toothed, dentate; having a tusk or a dreadful tooth; rodent. n. the elephant; the hog; a rodent; (collect.) the Rodentia. 41)

(p. 508) durbōdha, durbōdhya hard to understand or comprehend or know or cognize; not easily intelligible. 25)

(p. 492) dānta2 dental; made of tooth or ivory. 48)

(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)