Lexicon

peculiar to the gods, relating to the deities, divine, deific

an astrologer

relating to Divo-dāsa

or vyā, am, divine

belonging to the class of roots which begins with div, i.e. to the fourth class

‘the son of the Sun,’ a patronymic of Yama and Śani or the planet Saturn

relating to the gods and Asuras

by chance, by accident, fatally. See daiva

relating to Devātithi

a patronymic of Babhru

a patronymic from Dyāmpāta, q.v.

belonging or relating to a place, local, provincial

fated, predestined

= udaka (the initial vowel being dropped), water

dakṣati, -te, dadakṣa, dakṣitum, Vedic to act to the satisfaction of another (with dat. in P.)

21773 0396-b dakza dakza Dakṣa, as, ā, am, able, fit, competent, suitable, adroit, expert, clever, judicious, dexterous [cf. Gr. δεξιός ]; intelligent,…

able, fit, competent, suitable, adroit, expert, clever, judicious, dexterous

= dakṣa, able, strong, dexterous, etc.

21775 0397-a dakzAyya dakzAyya Dakṣāyya, as, ā, am, Ved. to be satisfied or pleased; (Sāy.) increaser of all; to be honoured, to be augmented (by oblations);…

or dakṣin, Vedic burning, blazing

able, competent, clever, skilful, dexterous …

on the right hand, to the right

= dakṣiṇīya, meriting a sacrificial reward etc.

See col. 1, under dakṣiṇa

far on the right, far in the south (with abl.)

-karoti, -kurute, -kartum, to place on the right hand, to turn the right side towards any one (acc.), to walk round a person with the right…

worthy of the sacrificial fee, meriting a reward, fit for a sacrificial donation, worthy to be honoured with presents

to be satisfied or pleased

dalati, dadāla, adālīt, dalitum, to burst open, split, crack, to be divided, to fly open, open in chinks, open (as a bud or blossom)…

a piece torn or split off

splitting, tearing asunder or in two, breaking to pieces, cutting, dividing

to be broken or destroyed or trodden down

a weapon

22000 0404-b dalBa dalBa { dalBa } dalbha, as, m. a wheel; fraud, dis- honesty, sin; N. of a Ṛṣi; [cf. Hib. dalbh, ‘falsehood.’]

splitting, bursting open, rending

a wheel

name of an ancient preceptor

a clod of clay or earth

timber, a piece of wood

having pieces, leaves, etc.

burst, split, broken, torn, rent

Indra's thunderbolt

2. dam (in comp.) = dama, a house. —Dam- pati, is, m., Ved. the master or lord of the house, a master or lord in general; ( ī ), du. wife and hus- band; (in…

house, home, (properly ‘domain,’ the place of the husband's dominion)

taming, a tamer, subduer

taming, subduing, overpowering, (at the end of a comp., e.g. śatru-d˚)

name of a man

damanyati, etc., Vedic to subdue, overpower, conquer

tamable, to be restrained or subdued

self-restraint, self-control, taming, subduing, endurance of rigorous austerities, subduing the senses, suppressing the passions