Sanskrit Word List

The maxim of the stick and cakes. When a stick [Page0652-b+ 57] and cakes are tied together, and one says that ‘the stick has been pull- ed down or eaten by a rat’, we are...

[daṃḍamṛcchati ṛ aṇ upaº saº] 1 A carriage.

2 A potter's wheel.

3 A raft, boat.

4 An elephant in rut.

5 A bow or any other instru- ment.

A tooth.

a. [daṃś-yaṅ-ūka] 1 Bit- ing, venomous.

2 Mischievous. kaḥ 1 A serpent, snake.

2 A reptile in general.

3 A demon, Rākṣasa; iṣumati raghusiṃhe daṃdaśūkāñji- ghāsau Bk. 1....

a. 1 Carrying a staff.

2 Furnished with a handle.

3 Hav- ing a large army. ind. 1 Erect or upright like a stick.

2 Falling prostrate; daṃḍavat praṇāmaṃ kṛtvā.

Den. A. To stand erect (like a stick).

1 A stick.

2 A row, line, series.

3 A string of pearls, a necklace.

4 A rope.

A staff-bearer, a mace- bearer.

A chastiser, punisher.

a. [daṃḍa-astyarthe ini] Bearing or having a staff. m. 1 A Brāhmaṇa of the fourth order, a Saṃnyāsin.

2 A door-keeper, porter.

3 An oarsman.

4 A Jaina ascetic.

5 An...

p. p. Punished, chastised, fined &c.

a. Punishable, deserving punishment or fine.

1 P. (daṃghati) 1 To abandon, leave.

2 To protect, cherish.

a. 1 Tamed, subdued.

2 Taming, subduing, overpowering.

Lightning.

a. 1 Tamed, calmed, tran- quillized.

2 Conquered, curbed, subdued, defeated.

f. The clang of a bell, ding-dong &c.

= ḍap q. v.

m. du. (comp. of jāyā and pati) Husband and wife; R. 1. 35, 2. 70; Ms. 3. 116.

Matrimony, the matri- monial relation.

I. 1. P. (daśati, daṣṭa; desid. di- daṃkṣati) To bite, sting; Bk. 15. 4, 16. 19; mṛṇālikā adaśat K. 32 ate, browsed &c. II 1 P, 10 U (daṃśati, daṃśayati-te) To speak or shine.

[daṃś-ac bhāve ghañ vā] 1 Bit- ing, stinging; mugdhe vidhehi mayi nirdaya- daṃtadaṃśaṃ Gīt. 10.

2 The sting of a snake.

3 A bite, the spot bitten; chedo daṃśasya dāho vā M. 4....

a. [daṃa-nvul] Biting, sting- ing. kaḥ 1 A dog.

2 A gad-fly.

3 A fly.

[daṃś-bhāve lyuṭ] 1 The act of biting or stinging; e. g. daṣṭāśca daṃśa- naiḥ kāṃtaṃ dāsīkurvaṃti yoṣitaḥ S. D.

2 An armour, mail; Śi. 17. 21.

Ved. An act, deed.

a. 1 Biting.

2 Noxious, hurtful, injurious.

A small gad-fly.

m. See daṃśaka.

a. 1 Bitten.

2 Mailed, fur- nished with an armour.

3 Protect- ed.

4 Fitting closely (as an ar- mour). taṃ A bite.

[daṃś ṣṭran ṭāp] A large tooth, tusk, fang; prasahya maṇimuddharenmakarava- ktradaṃṣṭrāṃkurāt Bh. 2. 4; R. 2. 46; daṃṣṭrābhaṃgaṃ mṛgāṇāmadhipataya iva vyaktamānā- valepā...

a. Having large tusks.

a. Tusked. kā = daṃṣṭrā q. v.

a. 1 Tusked, having large teeth.

2 Biting or wounding with the teeth.

3 Carnivorous. m. 1 A wild boar.

2 A snake.

3 A hyena.

4 Any animal with tusks.

p. p. [dam kartari kta] 1 Tam- ed, subdued, overpowered, curbed, restrained, bridled; see dam.

2 Docile, tame, mild.

3 Self-pos- sessed, self-controlled; U. 5.

4 Subdued,...

ind. ‘Tooth against tooth’, biting one another.

[dam-tan Uṇ. 3. 86] 1 A tooth, tusk, fang (as of serpents, beasts &c.); vadasi yadi kiṃcidapi daṃ- tarucikaumudī harati daratimiramatighoraṃ Gīt. 10; sarpadaṃta, varāhaº &c.

2...

a. Paying attention to one's teeth. kaḥ 1 A tooth (at the end of comp.); see daṃta.

2 A peak, summit.

3 A pin or shelf projecting from a wall, bracket.

m. An elephant; Bv. 1. 60; tṛṇairguṇatvamāpannairbadhyaṃte mattadaṃ- tinaḥ H. 1. 35; R. 1. 71; Ku. 16. 2. Comp. daṃtaḥ ivory. madaḥ the juice exuding from the temples of an...

f. [dam-ktin] 1 Self-restraint, subjection, control.

2 The patient endurance of bodily mortifications, religious austerities &c.

3 Humilia- tion.

a. (kī f.) Made of ivory.

a. Having or furnished with teeth.

a. [daṃta-urac] 1 Having long or projecting teeth; śūkare nihate caiva daṃturo jāyate naraḥ Tv.; Śi. 6. 54.

2 Jagged, dentated, notched, serrated, uneven (fig. also);...

a. 1 Having long or project- ing teeth.

2 Notched, serrated, bristling; ketakidaṃturitāśe Gīt. 1; pu- lakabharaº 11; K. 216.

3 Besmeared, covered with; Māl. 3.

a. [daṃte daṃtamūle vā bhavaḥ yat] 1 Dental.

2 Suitable to the teeth. tyaḥ (i. e. varṇaḥ) A letter of the dental class; see daṃtamūlīya above.

m. Fire.

damūnas is an alternate of damunas. m. Fire.

a. 1 To be trained or tamed.

2 To be punished, punishable myaḥ 1 A young bullock (requir- ing training and experience); nārhati tātaḥ puṃgavadhāritāyāṃ dhuri damyaṃ...

1 U. (dānati-te) To cut, di- vide. Desid. (dīdāṃsati-te) To make straight; (desid. in form, but not in sense).