Category: D

DvANkz ¦ cl. 1. P. DvANkzati, to utter the cry of birds, to caw, croak, &c.;to desire, Dhātup. xvii, 21… read more DvANkz:- DvANkz

DvANkza—nAman ¦ m. a species of dark Udumbara, L.

DvAnta/ ¦ mfn. (√ Dvan cf. Pāṇ. vii, 2, 18), covered, veiled, dark

(also) sounding, roaring, MānGṛ.

DvAnta/ ¦ n. darkness, night, RV.; &c.

DvAnta—citta ¦ m. a fire-fly, L. (v.l. -vitta).

DvAnta—maRi ¦ m. a firefly, L.

DvAnta—dIpikA ¦ f. N. of wk.

DvAnta—jAla ¦ n. the net of darkness or the cover of night, Daś.

DvANkzAdanI ¦ f. Botanical Name: Capparis Sepiaria, L.

DvAnta—SAtrava ¦ m. ‘enemy of darkness’, Botanical Name: Bignonia Indica, L.

DvANkzArAti ¦ m. ‘crow-enemy’, an owl, L.

= next, W.

DvAnAyana ¦ m. patr. fr. Dhvana g. aSvAdi.

DvAntArAti ¦ m. ‘id.’, the sun or any luminary, L.

DvAna ¦ m. (√ Dvan) humming, murmuring (one of the 7 kinds of speech or vAcaH sTAnAni, a degree louder… read more DvAna:- DvAna

DvAnta—saMtati ¦ f. a dense or deep darkness, Rājat.

DvANkzikA, DvAkzolikA & DvAkzolI, ¦ f. a partic. medicinal plant, L.

DvAntonmeza ¦ m. = ta-citta, L.

any sound or tone, Rājat.; Kathās. (cf. prati-).

Dvf ¦ cl. 1. P. Dva/rati (Naigh. ii, 19; Dhātup. xxii, 41 ; perf. daDvAra Gr.; aor. aDvArzIt, ib.; 3…. read more Dvf:- Dvf

DvAnita ¦ mfn. caused to sound

Dvf ¦ [cf. DUrv; Goth. dvals; Angl.S. dwellan; Engl. dull, dolt; Germ. toll.]

DvAnita—dunduBi ¦ m. a sounding drum, Śatr.

DvAnta/ ¦ m. N. of a wind, TS.

Dvft ¦ mfn. bending, felling, killing (ifc.; cf. satya-).

DvraR ¦ cl. 1. P. DvraRati, to sound, Dhātup. xiii, 16 (v.r. for DraR).