(p. 499) ditsā desire for giving or contributing (esp. in charity). দিত্সু a. desirous of giving or contributing. 10)

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

(p. 522) drāghiṣṭa longest; extremely long. 105)

(p. 495) dārikā a daughter. a. fem. cleaving, splitting. 45)

(p. 522) dbāpara the third age of the world according to Hindu scriptures, the brazen age. 44)

(p. 495) dābāgni, dābānala a forest-fire. 14)

(p. 484) daphā an instalment, a time; an item; a section, a paragraph, a clause, a division; condition, state, affair (তার দফা রফা). দফায় দফায় by instalments; again and again. ̃রফা (or নিকেশ or শেষ) করা v. to kill; (vul.) to do for; to undo or ruin or discomfit utterly. দফারফা হওয়া v. to be ruined or undone. 6)

(p. 485) dara1 hole, a pit; a crevice (of a mountain); fear, dread, terror; a quake, a shake; a stream; an exudation. adv. a little, slightly. 18)

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

(p. 508) durbaha hard to carry or bear; heavy; hard to endure or suffer. 13)

(p. 500) dināra dinar, the ancient Arab gold coin. 4)

(p. 485) -darśī (chiefly used as a sfx.) seeing, perceiving (সর্বদর্শী); knowing, conversant, versed (তত্ত্বদর্শী); scrutinizing (সূক্ষদর্শী). 60)

(p. 506) duradura expressing : palpitation of the heart caused esp. by fear; trembling. দুরুদুরু int. same as দুরদুরু । a. palpitating; trembling; tremulous; fearful. 4)

(p. 492) dānādāra granular, pea-shaped. n. a kind of granular sweetmeat. 43)

(p. 500) dīrṇa split, cleft, rent, broken, torn; (fig.) afflicted. 48)