Category: D

dakza—RiDana ¦ n. N. of a Sāman, TāṇḍyaBr. xiv.

of a son of Uśī-nara, BhP. ix, 23, 2

= zAtmajA-, L.

N. of a son of Garuḍa, MBh. v, 3597

dakza—tA ¦ f. dexterity, ability, Kām. v, 15; Sāh. iii, 51.

of a man with the patr. Pārvati, ŚBr. ii, 4, 4, 6

da/kza—tAti ¦ (da/k), f. id., AV. viii, 1, 6.

of a law-giver, Yājñ. i, 5; Mn. ix, 88, Sch. &c.

dakza—niDana ¦ n. = ni.

of one of the 5 Kānyakubja Brāhmans from whom the Bengal Brāhmansare said to have sprung, Kṣitīś. i, 13 and… read more dakza:- da/kza

cf. 56, 2.

da/kzA ¦ (A), f. the earth, L.

da/kza—pati ¦ (da/k), m. lord of the faculties, RV. i, 95, 6

da/kza ¦ cf. a-tUrta-, dina/-, samAna/; su-da/kza; mArga-dakzaka; dAkzAya/n.

dakza—putra ¦ See -sAvarRa.

dakza ¦ [cf. δεξιός; Lat. dex-ter; Goth. taihsvs.]

da/kza—pitf ¦ (da/k), m. ‘id.’ or ‘having as father’ (Mitra & Varuṇa, the gods &c.), vi-viii (du. arA pl. aras),… read more dakzapitf:- da/kza—pitf

dakza—kanyA ¦ f. a daughter of MBh. i

dakza—maKa-maTana ¦ m., ‘destruction of ‘s sacrifice’, N. of LiṅgaP. i, 99 f.

Durgā, L.

dakza—maTana ¦ m. ‘destroyer of ’, Śiva, Hcar. iii.

da/kza—kratu ¦ mfn. able-minded, VS. iv, 11; ŚBr. iii

dakza—yajYa—praBaYjana ¦ m. ‘destroyer of ‘s sacrifice’, Śiva

dakza—jA ¦ f. ‘‘sdaughter’, Durgā, L.

dakza—kratu/ ¦ m.du. kra/tU-da/kzO, TBr. i, 5; ĀśvGṛ.

dakza—yajYa ¦ m. Dakṣa’s sacrifice

pl. the Moon’s wives, HPariś. ii, 88

dakza—jA—pati ¦ m. ‘lord of Durgā’, Śiva, W.

dakza—SApa ¦ m. ‘curse of ’, N. of PadmaP. iii, 33.

dakzADvara—DvaMsa-kft ¦ m. id., L.

dakza—yajYa—viDvaMsana ¦ n. N. of PadmaP. i, 5 and ŚivaP. ii, 11

dakzAri ¦ m. ‘‘s foe’, Śiva.

dakza—yajYa—vinASinI ¦ f. Durgā, W.

dakza—sAvarRa ¦ m. N. of the 9th Manu, VP. iii, 2, 20; -putra sA or simply -putra, MārkP. xciv, 4… read more dakzasAvarRa:- dakza—sAvarRa

dakza—sA/Dana ¦ mfn. effective of cleverness, RV. ix.

dakza—sAvarRi ¦ m. id., BhP. viii, 13, 18.

dakza—suta ¦ m. a son of , god (cf. -pitf), R. v, 43, 14

dakza—sutA ¦ (A), f. a daughter of

dakzAtmajA-pati ¦ m. ‘lord of ‘s daughters’, the Moon, Vām.

dakzARqa ¦ n. a hen’s egg, Bhpr. v, 30, 73; vii, 76, 219.