Lexicon

name of a people

a country bordering on Kaśmīr, the mountains about Kaśmīr and above Peshāwar

a cavity, cave

the act of cleaving, rending, splitting, tearing, breaking

breaking

a bundle of grass, tuft or bunch of grass

a kind of bird, = lāvā, Perdix Chinensis

a private apartment or house, a retired room

or darbhin, ī, m., name of a man

cracked, broken, burst, flawed, slightly broken

a frog

or dardrūṇa, as, ā, am, having cutaneous eruptions, herpetic

a frog

name of a gamester

or dardru, us, or dardrū, ūs, m., = dadru, cutaneous and herpetic eruptions, especially a kind of leprosy

splitting, rending, opening

poor, needy, indigent, distressed, a poor person, beggar

impoverished, distressed

poor, distressed, needy

daridrāti (daridrivas, daridritas, 3rd pl. daridrati), daridrāñ-cakāra or dadaridrau, daridriṣyati, adaridrīt and adaridrāsīt, daridritum…

or ikā, am, poor, needy

the state of being poor, poverty

frightened, terrified, timid

or darman, ā, m., Vedic a destroyer, demolisher

= durodara, a gamester

pride, arrogance, haughtiness, insolence, rashness, temerity

21958 0403-b darpaka darpaka Darpaka, as, ā, am, making proud, inflaming, exciting, an inflamer; ( as ), m. a N. of Kāma-deva, god of love.

making proud, inflaming, exciting, an inflamer

‘causing vanity or pride,’ a looking-glass, mirror, (sometimes occurring at the end of comp. or titles of books, e.g. karṇa-d˚, jñāna-d˚…

proud, arrogant, insolent

21962 0403-b darBa darBa { darBa } darbha, as, m. (fr. rt. 1. dṛbh; said to be fr. rt. dṝ ), a bundle of grass, tuft or bunch of grass; N. of various kinds of…

made proud, arrogant

or dartnu, us, us, u, Vedic a breaker, render, splitting, breaking, one who splits, breaks, or opens

a ladle, spoon (at the end of comp., e.g. pūrṇa-d˚, q.v.)

a kind of musical instrument

a door-keeper, warder, village constable, police officer

or darbi, is, f. (in later Sanskrit also darvī or darbī, f.; acc. in Vedic darvyam or darvīm), a ladle, spoon

a species of bird, (according to Mahī-dhara) = kāṣṭha-kuṭṭa, a sort of woodpecker

or darbika, as, ā, m. f. a ladle, a spoon

name of a man

destruction

looking at, viewing, seeing, perceiving, showing, having a view, (generally at the end of comp., see avasānad˚, ādinava-d˚, ātma-d˚…

or ikā, am, seeing, looking at, a spectator

seeing, looking, (at the end of comp., e.g. tulya-d˚, deva-d˚, dharma-d˚)

visible, to beseen

visible, striking the eye, beautiful

wishing to show

having shown or exhibited, having made manifest

showing, exhibiting, displaying, a shower, exhibiter, director, instructor, showman, guide

intending or proposing to show or explain