(p. 485) darakhāsta a petition, an application. দরখাস্ত করা v. to put in or submit a petition or application, to apply. ̃কারী n. a petitioner, an applicant. a. petitioning, applying. fem. ̃কারিণী । 25)

(p. 495) dārḍhya firmness; steadiness; unyieldingness; hardness; stiffness; strictness.

(p. 495) dābaḍ়āni, dābaḍ়i act of bullying; rebuke; threat; snub; act of chasing. 8)

(p. 492) dākṣiṇātya of the southern part of a country; of the Deccan. n. (inc. but pop.) the Deccan. 9)

(p. 517) dōẏā2 (Mus.) blessing, grace. 78)

(p. 495) dāmi costly, expensive, valuable. 23)

(p. 522) dōhārā double, twice; woven in double threads or in plaits, doubly woven (দোহারা কাপড়); doubled (দোহারা সুতো); middle-sized, of medium build, neither too thin nor too fat, well-proportioned (দোহারা চেহারা). 27)

(p. 508) duṣkṛta a wicked act, a misdeed; a mischief; a crime; a sin. a. done wickedly or mischievously; done in grief. ̃কারী, দুষ্কৃতী a. one who has committed a wicked act or a crime or a sin; given to wickedness, evil-doing; mischievous; criminal; sinning, sinful. দুষ্কৃতি n. a wicked act, a misdeed; a mischief; a crime; a sin; misfortune. 66)

(p. 522) dbaimātṛka (of countries or lands) irrigated both by river-water and rain-water (and consequently abounding in crops). 76)

(p. 522) dbyatmabādī (phil.) dualistic. n. (phil.) a dualist. 87)

(p. 495) dāmbhika vainglorious, braggart, conceited; proud; arrogant, haughty. দাম্ভিকতা n. vaingloriousness, braggartism, conceit; arrogance, haughtiness. 26)

(p. 508) durbhara hard to bear or carry; very heavy; hard to sustain or endure. 29)

(p. 500) duḥsbapna a bad or distressing dream; an inauspicious dream; an awful or terrifying or oppressive dream; (loos.) a nightmare. 68)

(p. 485) daśā state, condition (দুর্দশা); disposition (মনের দশা); a phase, a stage (শেষ দশা); one of the ten phases of the human mind, namely, volition, thought, memory, adoration, worry, delirium, madness, illness, infirmity, death (all collectively called দশদশা); one of the ten stages of human life, namely, staying in the womb, birth, infancy, childhood, adolescence and celibacy, youth, old age, decrepitude, the last gasp, and death (all stages collectivly called দশদশা); (astrol.) the planetary influence on a person's life (শনির দশা); a Hindu obsequial rite observed on the tenth day of death; any of the ten forms of devotion or charity according to Vaishnavas, namely, audition, glorification, recollection or enumeration of qualities and graces, worship, adoration, obeisance or genuflection, attendance or servitude, friendship or attachment, self-sacrifice in love, and unification; (religious) trance or reverie (দশায় পড়া). দশায় পড়া v. to fall into a state, to run into a condition; to fall into a trance whilst singing or hearing kirtan (কীর্তন) songs. 74)

(p. 485) damā to be subdued or restrained or repressed or suppressed or coerced; (of diseases etc.) to be removed or abated or mitigated, to subside; (of place etc.) to sink to a lower level; to become dejected or depressed or downcast (লোকসান খেয়ে সে বড় দমে গেছে). a. depressed, sunk, downcast. দমানো v. to subdue, to restrain, to repress, to suppress, to coerce; to remove, to abate, to mitigate; to depress; to deject. a. depressed, sunk. 8)