Sanskrit Word List

[dad-ghañ] A gift, donation. Comp. daḥ a donor.

A tooth, tusk.

A gift, donation.

1 A. (dadhate) 1 To hold.

2 To have, possess.

3 To give, present.

a. Holding, possessing, giv- ing &c.

1 A large tooth or tusk.

2 A multitude.

3 Wish, desire.

n. [dadh-in] 1 Coagulated milk, thick sour milk; kṣīraṃ dadhibhā- vena pariṇamate S. B; dadhyodanaḥ &c.

2 [Page0556-b+ 56] Turpentine.

3 A garment. Comp. annaṃ, odanaṃ...

N. of a celebrated sage, who became ready to die, and offered his bones to the gods; with these bones the architect of the gods made a thunderbolt with which Indra defeated Vṛtra...

The beard; Ms. 8. 283 (Kull. śmaśru).

a. (kī f.) 1 Made of or from, or mixed or sprinkled with, coagulated milk.

2 Carrying about or selling coagulated milk.

3 Eat- ing anything with coagulated milk. kaṃ A kind...

Clarified butter.

Den. P. To wish for curds: also dadhyarayati.

The wood-apple(kapittha).

1 The pome- granate tree; pākāruṇasphuṭitadāḍima- kāṃti vaktraṃ Māl. 9. 31; Amaru. 13.

2 Small cardamoms. maṃ The fruit of the pomegranate tree. Comp. priyaḥ, bhakṣaṇaḥ...

The pomegranate tree.

[dad-ru] 1 A cutaneous eruption, herpes.

2 A kind of le- prosy.

3 A tortoise.

Leprosy.

a. Herpetic, afflicted with a cutaneous disease.

dadrūṇa is an alternate of dadruṇa. a. Herpetic, afflicted with a cutaneous disease.

Examining the ground in searching for water, or rules for ascertaining the places of waters.

See under daha.

Scorched rice.

I. 5 P. (daghnoti) 1 To kill, hurt.

2 To go, leap.

3 To pro- tect. II. 4 P. (daghyati) Ved. 1 To go, flow.

2 To reach, attain.

3 To go away.

Burning.

a. (ghnī f.) A termination added to nouns in the sense of ‘reaching to’, ‘as high or deep as’; ūrudaghnena payasottīrya K.; kīlālavyati- karagulphadaghnapaṃkaḥ (mārgaḥ) Māl. 3....

1 A sound.

2 A kind of drum or tabor.

3 Submarine fire.

4 Fear.

5 An epithet of Śiva. ḍā 1 A kind of female imp (ḍākinī).

2 A basket carried by means of a sling.

1 P. (dahati, dadāha, adhākṣati, dha- kṣyati, dagdhuṃ, dagdha, desid. didhakṣati) 1 To burn, scorch (fig. also); dagdhuṃ viśvaṃ dahanakiraṇairnoditā dvādaśārkāḥ Ve. 3. 6, 5. 20;...

dāhaka, dāhana, dāhya, &c. See under dah.

[dah-bhāve-ghañ] 1 Burning, conflagration; dāhaśaktimiva kṛṣṇavartmani R. 11. 42; chedo daṃśasya dāho vā M. 4. 4; Ki. 5. 14.

2 Glowing redness (as of the sky).

3 The sensation...

a. (hikā f.) [dah-ṇvul] 1 Burning, kindling.

2 Incendiary, nflammatory.

3 Cauterizing. kaḥ 1 Fire.

2 The Citraka plant.

(pl.) N. of a people and their country; kīrtiḥ samāśliṣya- ti ḍāhalovīṃ Vikr. 1. 103.

a. (nī f.) [dah-lyu] 1 Burn- ing, consuming by fire; Bh. 1. 71.

2 Destructive, injurious. naḥ 1 Fire.

2 A pigeon.

3 The number ‘three’.

4 A bad man.

5 The Bhallātaka...

1 Burning, reducing to ashes.

2 Cauterizing.

1 a. To be burnt.

2 Combustible.

a. [dah-ar] Small, subtile, fine, thin.

2 Young in age.

3 Unintelligible. raḥ 1 A child, an infant.

2 Any young animal.

3 A younger brother.

4 The cavity of the heart,...

a. [dah-ṇini] 1 Burning, setting on fire.

2 Tormenting, paining, distressing.

a. Small, fine, thin. hraḥ 1 cavity of the heart, or the heart it- self.

2 Fire.

3 A forest-confla- gration.

a. Burning &c.

A gallinule.

a. [dah-karbhaṇi ṇyat] 1 To be burnt.

2 Combustible.

1 P. (dāyati, dāta) 1 To puri- fy, cleanse.

2 To be purified.

3 To protect. WITH ava 1. to whiten. brighten.

2. to purify.

a. (kī f.) [dehe bhavaḥ, tasyedaṃ vā ṭhak] Bodily, corporeal.

a. [dehe bhavaḥ ṣyañ] Bodily. hyaḥ The soul (enshrined in the body).

(nī f.), dainaṃdina(nī) f.), daini- ka (kī f.) a. Diurnal, daily; Bv. 1. 103.

[dīnasya bhāvaḥ ṣyañ] 1 Poverty, poor and pitiable condi- tion, miserable state; daridrāṇāṃ dainyaṃ G. L. 2; phaṇino dainyamāśritaḥ Ku. 2. 21; iṃdordainyaṃ...

Daily wages, day's hire.

Length, longness.

a. (kī f.) [deśena nirvṛttaṃ tasyedaṃ vā-ṭhañ] 1 Local, provincial.

2 National, belonging to the whole country.

3 Belonging or having reference to space; Bhāṣā P. 120.

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