Sanskrit Word List

A sling, basket.

A kind of wild honey.

[dal-karaṇe lyuṭ] Bursting, breaking, cutting, dividing, crush- ing, grinding, splitting; mattebhakuṃbha- dalane bhuvi saṃti śūrāḥ Bh. 1. 59.

Tooth-ache.

m. f. A clod of earth.

1 A weapon.

2 Gold.

3 Śāstra.

ind. By pieces, in frag- ments.

1 A wheel.

2 Fraud, dis- honesty.

3 Sin.

Timber, a piece of wood.

= dāḍimaḥ q. v.

= dāḍima q. v.

p. p. [dal-kta] 1 Broken, torn, rent, burst, split.

2 Opened, expanded.

3 Bisected.

4 Driven asunder, dispelled, scattered.

5 Trodden down, crushed, destroyed.

6...

1 An epithet of Śiva.

2 Indra's thunderbolt.

N. of Indra.

1 P. (ḍamati) To sound.

4 P. (dāmyati, damita, dāṃta) 1 To be tamed.

2 To be calm or tranquil; Ms. 4. 35, 6. 8, 7. 141.

3 To tame, subdue, conquer, re- strain; yamo dāmyati rākṣasān Bk. 18. 20;...

A string, cord.

A despised and mixed caste (Dom).

[dam bhāve ghañ] 1 Taming, subduing.

2 Self-command, sub- duing or curbing the passions, self-restraint; Bg. 10. 4; (nigraho bāhyavṛttīnāṃ dama ityabhidhīyate).

3 Draw- ing...

a. Taming, subduing, con- quering.

n. [do-manin] 1 A string, thread, fillet, rope.

2 A chaplet, a garland in general; ādye baddhā vi- rahadivase yā śikhā dāma hitvā Me. 92; kanakacaṃpakadāmagaurīṃ Ch. P. 1; Śi....

a. (nī f.) [dam bhāve lyuṭ] Taming, subduing, overpowering, conquering, defeating; jāmadagnyasya damane naivaṃ nirvaktumarhasi U. 5. 32; Bh. 3. 89; so sarvadamana, aridamana &c....

N. of a tree.

A foot-rope.

a. 1 Terrific, dreadful, awful; paryāptaṃ mayi ramaṇīyaḍāmaratvaṃ saṃdha- tte gaganatalaprayāṇavegaḥ Māl. 5. 3.

2 Riotous, tumultuous.

3 Resembl- ing, having the appearance...

1 Riot, tumult, affray.

2 Petty warfare between villages.

3 Terrifying an enemy by shouts and gestures. raṃ Running away through fear, rout.

A sort of small drum, shaped like an hour-glass and gene- rally used by Kāpālikas; (sometimes regarded as n. also).

[dam-bhāve-athac] 1 Sub- duing or curbing the passions, self- restraint.

2 Punishment.

N. of the daughter of Bhīma, king of the Vidarbhas. [She was so called because by her matchless beauty she subdued the [Page0557-c+ 62] ride of all lovely women; cf. N. 2. 18:...

a. [dam-ṇic-tṛc] 1 Tam- ing, subduing.

2 A punisher. chastiser

3 An epithet of Viṣṇu, or Śiva.

10 U. (ḍaṃbayati-te) 1 To throw, send.

2 To order.

3 To behold.

a. Famous, renowned. raḥ 1 An assemblage, collection, mass; Māl. 9. 16.

2 Show, pomp.

3 Re- semblance, likeness, appearance; U 6. 17; Māl. 3. 7.

4 Pride, arrogance.

10 U. (ḍaṃmayati-te) To collect.

I. 5 P. See dabh. II. Caus. or 10 U. (daṃbhayati-te) 1 To kill, destroy, strike down.

2 (A.) To collect, arrange, string.

[daṃbh-ghañ] 1 Deceit, fraud, tri- ckery.

2 Religious hypocrisy; Bg. 16. 4.

3 Arrogance, pride, ostenta- tion.

4 Sin, wickedness.

5 The thunderbolt of Indra.

6 An...

a. Cheating, deceiving.

[daṃbh-bhāve lyuṭ] Cheating, deceiving, deceit.

a. (kī f.) [daṃbhena carati dharmaṃ-ṭhak] 1 Deceitful, hypocritical.

2 Proud, imperious.

3 Ostenta- tious, sanctimonious. kaḥ 1 A [Page0563-b+ 56] cheat.

2 A hypocrite.

a. [daṃbh-ṇini] 1 Wicked, proud.

2 Hypocritical. m. A hypocrite, an impostor; Y. 1. 130; Bg. 13. 7.

1 Indra's thunderbolt.

2 A diamond.

10 U. (daṃḍayati-te, daṃḍita) To punish, fine, chastise; (this is one of the 16 roots that govern two ac- cusatives); tān sahasraṃ ca daṃḍayet Ms. 9. 234; 8. 123; Y. 2. 269;...

a. (ḍī f.) Relating to a stice or punishment. ḍā A kind of gamk with sticks.

ind. ‘Stick against stick,’ fighting with sticks and staves, cudgelling.

[daṃḍ ac] 1 A stick, staff, rod, mace, club, cudgel; patatu śira- syakāṃḍayamadaṃḍa ivaiṣa bhujaḥ Māl. 5. 31; kāṣṭhadaṃḍaḥ.

2 The sceptre of a king, the rod as a symbol of...

a. (kī f.) Carrying [Page0563-a+ 54] a staff and hide (as mere outward signs of religious devotion). kaḥ A cheat, hypocrite, impostor.

1 A stick, staff &c.

2 A line, row.

3 N. of a metre; see App. I. kaḥ, kā, kaṃ N. of a ce- lebrated district in the Deccan situ- ated between the rivers Narmadā and...

Punishing, chastising, fining.

a. Punishable, deserving or liable to be fined.