dahate ... dArita

0 dah/ate: he burns (something)
1 dah/ati: he burns (something)
2 dah/atR: burning
4 dAhit/aA: (was) burnt (has Nic)
5 dAhy/aA: that can be burnt (flammable)
6 dahyamAn/aA: being burnt, being on fire

8 dahy/ate: he's being burnt
9 dahy/ati: feels a burn (maybe bad grammar for dahyate)
10 dainy/a: dejection, distress;
wretchedness, misery, pitiable state
11 daitey/aI: pn (daitya, asura, descendant of diti)
12 daity/a: pn (same as asura)
13 daiv/aI: divine, heavenly;
related to the gods (the suras);
n destiny, fate, divine providence
14 daivat/a: deity
15 daivatais: deities, gods
16 daivatam: by fate
17 dakS/a: np
18 dakS/aA: suitable, skilled, competent
19 dakSiN/aA: gift, fee;
south;
right hand, right side;
f gift, fee (paid to a brahmin)
20 dakSiNApath/a: the South (the Deccan)
21 dAkSiNAty/a: the South (the Deccan)
22 dakSiNAyan/a: pn (time from the northern solstice to the southern solstice)
23 dAkSy/a: cleverness, skill
24 dal/a: n blade, petal, leaf
dal/a: pn
25 dam/a: self-control; tamer, subduer (of enemies etc.); pn
26 dAm/an: chaplet, wreath, garland for forehead
27 daman/a: taming, controlling, subduing, tamer;
pn
28 damayant/I: pn (see WP Damayanti)
29 damay/atR: taming, subduing, controlling
30 dambh/a: deceit, fraud, hypocrisy
31 dambhitv/a: n hypocrisy
32 dambhodbhav/a: pn
33 dAmodar/a: pn (of kRSNa)
34 dampatI: (dual) wife-and-husband, couple
35 daMSTr/a: pn (of a demon)
36 daMSTr/aA: mf fang, big tooth, tusk
37 daMSTr/iN: that has fangs
39 daMz/a: a stinging insect, gnat, gad-fly etc
40 daMzan/a: armour, coat of mail
41 daMzit/a: bitten;
protected (with armor etc)
42 dAn/a: giving, a gift, bribe (see upAya);
charity, an act of charity

44 dAnav/a: pn (of the asuras)

46 daND/aA: m stick, club;
punishment, the judiciary;
brute force (see upAya)
47 daNDadhAr/a: pn
48 daNDAdhip/a: attorney general

50 daNDak/a: name of a jungle
daNDak/a: pn (of a jungle)
51 daNDanIt/i: politics (science of government)


54 dandazUk/aA: biting, venomous;
mischievous, malignant;
m snake


57 dAnt/a: tamed, broken in, restrained, subdued (root dam)
58 dant/aA: tooth;
tusk
59 dantAdanti: teeth to teeth (formed by tatratene)


62 dant/in: elephant
63 dApay/ati: he gives (Nic -- more accurately: he sees to it that someone gives)
64 dar/a: fear
65 dAr/aA: m wife, wives;
wives and children (may be plural with singular meaning)
66 darad/a: pn pl (of a people)
67 dArak/a: kid ( ? )
68 dAraN/aI: tearing, splitting, rending
69 dArav/aI: made of wood (daru + aN)
70 dArayA/mAsa: tore asunder, broke into pieces
71 dAray/ati: tears asunder, breaks into pieces
72 dAray/atR: tearing asunder, ripping apart, piercing;
scattering
73 dArayitvA: divided and, scattered and
74 darbh/a: holy grass (see WP Kusha grass)
75 dardur/a: frog
76 dar/I: hole in the ground, cave
77 daridr/a: poor
78 dAridry/a: poverty
79 dArit/aA: (was) torn, divided, split, rent

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