Das, Ḍas, Dash, Dāś, Dās: 13 definitions
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Das has 11 English definitions available.
The Sanskrit term Dāś can be transliterated into English as Das or Dash, using the IAST transliteration scheme (?).
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Source: Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries: Böhtlingk and Roth Grosses Petersburger WörterbuchDaś (दश्):—s. daṃś .
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Das (दस्):—
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Dāś (दाश्):—
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Dāś (दाश्):—2. (= 1. dāś) s. dūḍāś .
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Dās (दास्):—
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Das (दस्):—vgl. draviṇodas unter draviṇoda; dasma vgl. puru .
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Dāś (दाश्):—2. vgl. auch puroḍāś .
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Das (दस्):—in der Umgangssprache = darś [Patañjali] [?a. a. O.1,234,b.]
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Dāś (दाश्):—1.
2) weihen so v. a. hingeben: va.hāya [Ṛgveda 6, 16, 31.]
Source: Cologne Digital Sanskrit Dictionaries: Sanskrit-Wörterbuch in kürzerer FassungDas (दस्):—1. , dasyati , dasamāna —
1) Mangel leiden , verschmachten. —
2) upakṣepe (wohl upakṣeye). — Caus. dasayate —
1) verschmachten machen , erschöpfen. —
2) Jmd mürbe machen [Taittirīyasaṃhitā 4,2,5,4.] — Mit apa versiegen. — Mit upa —
1) ausgehen , mangeln , sich erschöpfen , versiegen. —
2) bei Jmd (Gen. oder Abl.) ausgehen , Jmd fehlen [Taittirīyasaṃhitā 1,6,3,3.] [Gopathabrāhmaṇa 2,1,7] ([Vaitānasūtra]) Partic. in anupadasta (Nachtr. 2). —
3) Mangel leiden an , kommen um (Instr.). — Caus. dāsayati ausgehen — , aufhören machen , exstinguere. — Mit anūpa nach Etwas (Acc.) ausgehen. — Mit pra versiegen. — Mit vi —
1) ein Ende nehmen , mangeln , fehlen. —
2) sich Jmd (Abl.) entziehen , Jmd fehlen. — Mit sam, saṃdadasvaṃs verlöschend.
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Das (दस्):—2. Adj. in draviṇodas.
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Dāś (दाश्):—1. —
1) dāśati , dāṣṭi und dāśnoti. — a) einen Gott (Dat.) mit Etwas (Instr.) dienen , huldigen , verehren. — b) verehrend Etwas (Acc.) darbringen. — c) weihen , so v.a. hingeben vadhaya. — d) gewähren , verleihen. —
2) dāśnāti (hiṃsāyam , jighāṃsāyām). — Caus. dāśayati darbringen. — Mit ati überbieten im Spenden , mehr geben als. — Mit vi zurückweisen , verläugnen.
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Dāś (दाश्):—2. f. Verehrung , Ehrfurcht [Ṛgveda (roth). 1,127,7.] Vgl. dūḍhāś und puroḍhāś.
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Dās (दास्):—1. —
1) dāsati (nur mit abhi) , dāsate(dāne). —
2) dāsnoti (hiṃsāyam). — Mit abhi Jmd Etwas anhaben wollen , anfeinden , verfolgen.
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Dās (दास्):—2. in sudās.
Sanskrit, also spelled संस्कृतम् (saṃskṛtam), is an ancient language of India commonly seen as the grandmother of the Indo-European language family (even English!). Closely allied with Prakrit and Pali, Sanskrit is more exhaustive in both grammar and terms and has the most extensive collection of literature in the world, greatly surpassing its sister-languages Greek and Latin.
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Starts with (+1035): Daasatv, Das padas, Das plasare, Dasa, Dasa Tathagata Bala, Dasa gosvamin, Dasa Parami, Dasa sharman, Dasa-bhritaka, Dasabala, Dasabala Kassapa, Dasabala Sutta, Dasabala Vagga, Dasabanajiga, Dasabharya, Dasabhava, Dasabhavashtaka, Dasabrahmana Jataka, Dasabusane, Dasabyata.
Ends with (+167): Abhaktacchandas, Abhivyudas, Acaramaryadas, Acchandas, Acharamaryadas, Achchhandas, Achodas, Acodas, Adas, Adas pedas, Aksharacchandas, Aksharachandas, Aksharachhandas, Amarasadas, Anadas, Anashtavedas, Antahsadas, Antahsthacchandas, Antahsthachandas, Antasthachandas.
Full-text (+11829): Dravinodas, Dashu, Sudas, Phadasampadani, Dasera, Dashashvamedha, Dasa, Dhodho, Dasheraka, Abaka, Nashta, Kosalanem, Dashanandini, Dashapati, Dashataya, Dasatva, Dashvams, Dasaka, Dashvat, Dashay.
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