Lexicon

dayate, dayāñ-cakre, dayitum, to divide, impart, allot, grant, give, (according to Pāṇ. II. 3, 52, requiring the genitive case)

dividing, having pity on, preserving, protecting

21930 0402-c dayA dayA Dayā, f. taking interest in, sympathy, compas- sion, pity, mercy, tenderness, love, clemency, pity for (with loc. or gen., e. g. mayi…

desired, cherished, beloved, dear

pitiful, compassionate

taking interest in, sympathy, compassion, pity, mercy, tenderness, love, clemency, pity for (with loc. or genitive, e.g. mayi or mama dayāṃ…

or dayāluka, as, ā, am, pitiful, merciful, compassionate, kind, tender, taking pity on (with loc.)

See 2. daṃś, p. 396, col. 1

= daśan above

consisting of ten, having ten, having ten parts, ten-fold

the tenth, the tenth part, the tenth day, name of an Ekāha, the last day of the Daśa-rātra belonging to the Dvādaśāha

between ninety and one hundred years, very old or aged

or daśamānika, ās, m. pl., name of a people

ten

a tooth

daśasyati, etc., Vedic to render service, serve, worship, favour, oblige, aid (with acc.)

occurring only in Vedic inst. daśasyā, at the pleasure of, according to the liking, in order to please

a collection or aggregate of ten, a decad

22013 0405-c daSataya daSataya Daśataya, as, ī, am, consisting of ten parts, ten-fold; ( yyas ), f. pl., scil. śākhās or ṛcas, the texts of the ten-fold…

consisting of ten parts, ten-fold

a collection or aggregate of ten, a decad

biting, mordacious, injuring

or daseraka, ās, m. pl., name of a people, = maru

having ten, divided into ten parts

a kind of serpent

the threads or fringe projecting at the end of a piece of woven cloth, the fringe of a garment (e.g. apadaśaṃ vāsas, a fringeless garment)…

an epithet of Śiva

= dantī, Croton Polyandrum or Croton Tiglium

22027 0406-a daSAmaya daSAmaya { daSAmaya } daśāmaya, as, m. (fr. daśā or da- śan + āmaya ? ), an epithet of Śiva.

See p. 405, col. 2

name of a people living south-east of Madhya-deśa in the centre of Hindūstān

a wrong form for dāśārṇaka, q.v.

name of a son of Raudrāśva

name of a people

daṃhayati, etc., to shine, burn

10. A. daṃsati, daṃsayate or dāsayate, etc., to bite

a surprising or wonderful deed or operation, marvellous power

= daṃsana, a surprising action or deed (applied especially to the wonderful actions of the Aśvins, by which these deities protected their…

a destroyer, (a word formed to explain dasra.)

Vedic = karman, act, deed

Vedic of very wonderful strength, performing marvellous deeds, eminent in action, epithet of the Aśvins and of Indra

of wonderful strength

daṃśati, daṃśa-yati, etc., to speak or shine

biting, stinging

or ikā, am, biting, stinging

the act of biting, stinging

biting, mordacious

biting, stinging

bitten, stung

a bite