Lexicon
Key terms from the teachings and courses.
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damathu दमथु · /dəmətʰʊ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)
self-restraint, self-subjugation
damayantikā दमयन्तिका · damayantika · /dəməjəntɪkɑː/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) name of a woman
damayantī दमयन्ती · damayanti · /dəməjəntiː/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) name of a beautiful woman who was the daughter of Bhīma, king of Vidarbha, and wife of Nala, whose story forms the subject of a celebrated…
damayat दमयत् · /dəməjət/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) subduing, taming, restraining, chastising
damayitṛ दमयितृ · damayitr · /dəməjɪtrɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) a tamer, subduer, subduing
dambh दम्भ् · /dəmbʱ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) dabhati, dabhnoti, dadambha or dadābha or debha (pl. dadambhus or debhus), dambhiṣyati, adambhīt, dambhitum, Vedic inf. ā-dabhe, to seek to…
dambh
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ḍ| v|), cl| 1| 5| ph| {%dabhati, dabhnoti,%}
{%dadambha%} or… दम्भ्
{#दम्भ्#}¦ {%दम्ब्ह्%} (चोन्नेच्तेद् टित्ह् र्त्। {%दब्ह्,%}
ड्। व्।), च्ल्। १। ५। फ्। {%दब्हति, दब्ह्नोति,%}
{%ददम्ब्ह%} ओर् {%दद्āब्ह%} ओर् {%देब्ह%}… Philosophy / Dharma [Page0402-c+ 78] 21922 0402-c damBa damBa Dambha, as, m. deceit, fraud, cheating, trickery, feigning hypocrisy, sanctimony; arrogance, osten- tation, pride;…
dambha दम्भ · /dəmbʱə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) deceit, fraud, cheating, trickery, feigning hypocrisy, sanctimony
dambhaka दम्भक · /dəmbʱəkə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) cheating, deceiving, deluding
dambhana दम्भन · /dəmbʱənə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) injuring, damaging, subduing
dambhin दम्भिन् · /dəmbʱɪn/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) acting deceitfully, hypocritical, wicked, proud
dambholi दम्भोलि · /dəmbʱoːlɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) Indra's thunderbolt
damin दमिन् · /dəmɪn/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) tamed, subdued, subduing the passions
damita दमित · /dəmɪtə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) tamed, subdued, patient of every suffering or exaction or privation
damitvā दमित्वा · damitva · /dəmɪtvɑː/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) or dāntvā, ind. having subdued or tamed
damitṛ दमितृ · damitr · /dəmɪtrɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) a tamer, subduer
dampati दम्पति · dam-pati · /dəmpətɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) See under 2. dam, col. 1
damunas दमुनस् · /dəmʊnəs/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) name of Agni, the god of fire
damunas
{%dhamunas, ās,%}¦ m|, ṅ| oṛ āgni, the god oṛ ṛire| दमुनस्
{%धमुनस्, āस्,%}¦ म्।, ङ्। ओऋ आग्नि, त्हे गोद् ओऋ ऋइरे। Scripture / Religious 21916 0402-b damUnas damUnas Damūnas, ās, ās, as, Ved. belonging to the house or family, devoted to the house or family; a friend of the house; epithet of…
damya दम्य Philosophy / Dharma 1. damya, as, ā, am (fut. pass. part.), to be tamed, tamable, to be subjected or controlled; to be punished, punishable; ( as ), m. a young bullock; a steer…
damāvandu दमावन्दु · damavandu · /dəmɑːvəndʊ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) name of a place mentioned in the Romaka-siddhānta
damāya दमाय · damaya · /dəmɑːjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) damāyati, etc., Vedic to restrain or control one's self
damūnas दमूनस् · damunas · /dəmuːnəs/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) belonging to the house or family, devoted to the house or family
dan दन् Sanskrit dictionary { dan } 1 . dan, Ved., explained by Sāyaṇa as a participle fr. rt. 1. dā = dadat or dātṛ, giving, bestowing; modern scholars connect this word with pati and…
dandaśa दन्दश · dandasa · /dəndəʃə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) a tooth
dandaśūka दन्दशूक · dandasuka · /dəndəʃuːkə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) mordacious, biting, mischievous, malignant, venomous
dandhvana दन्ध्वन · /dəndʱvənə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) ‘sounding very much,’ a kind of reed or cane
dandrama दन्द्रम · /dəndrəmə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) going tortuously or slowly (?)
dandramaṇa दन्द्रमण · dandramana · /dəndrəməɳə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) the act of going tortuously
danta दन्त · /dəntə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) a tooth, tusk, fang
dantaka दन्तक · /dəntəkə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) a tooth etc.
dantakūra दन्तकूर · dantakura · /dəntəkuːrə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) name of a place
danti दन्ति · /dəntɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) an epithet of Gaṇeśa
dantikā दन्तिका · dantika · /dəntɪkɑː/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) or dantijā = dantī below
dantila दन्तिल · /dəntɪlə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) name of a man
dantin दन्तिन् · /dəntɪn/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) having teeth, toothed, tusked
dantura दन्तुर · /dəntʊrə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) having long or projecting teeth
danturaka दन्तुरक · /dəntʊrəkə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) having prominent teeth
danturita दन्तुरित · /dəntʊrɪtə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) having prominent teeth, toothed, notched, bristling
dantya दन्त्य · /dəntjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) dental, of or belonging to the teeth, produced on the teeth
dantāvala दन्तावल · dantavala · /dəntɑːvələ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) or dantābala, as, m. an elephant (? for danta-vala = dantin)
dantī दन्ती · danti · /dəntiː/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) the plant Croton Polyandrum
dantūla दन्तूल · dantula · /dəntuːlə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) having teeth, furnished with teeth
danu दनु · /dənʊ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) name of one of the daughters of Dakṣa, wife of Kaśyapa, and mother of the demons called Dānavas, the Titans of Hindū mythology
danuṣa दनुष · danusa · /dənʊʂə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) a Rākṣasa
danv दन्व् · /dənv/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) danvati, etc., to go or move
danāyus दनायुस् · danayus · /dənɑːjʊs/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) name of one of the daughters of Dakṣa, married to Kaśyapa
danīdhvaṃsa दनीध्वंस · danidhvamsa · /dəniːdʱvəmsə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) an adj. formed fr. Intens. of rt. dhvaṃs
daphārabāhlīka दफारबाह्लीक · dapharabahlika · /dəpʰɑːrəbɑːhliːkə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) name of a place mentioned in the Romaka-siddhānta
dara दर · /dərə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) cleaving, rending, splitting, cutting open, opening, breaking