दिद्युत् didyut [ noun m f n ] mfn. shining, glittering RV. vii, 6, 7 [ noun f ] f. an arrow, missile, thunderbolt of indra RV. flame ib. vi, 66, 10 N. of an apsaras AV. ii, 2, 4 दिद्योतिषु didyotiṣu [ noun m f f[didyotiṣvī] n ] mfn. (√ dyut Desid.) wishing to shine Bhat2t2. vii, 107. दिधक्ष् didhakṣ [ noun m f n ] mfn. nom. °dhak (√ dah Desid.), wishing to burn Vop. iii, 151. दिधक्षा didhakṣā [ noun f ] f. desire to burn MBh. BhP. दिधक्षु didhakṣu [ noun m f n ] mfn. desirous of burning MBh. R. BhP. दिधि didhi [ noun f ] f. (Prob. w.r.) firmness, stability W. दिधिक्ष् didhikṣ [ noun m f n ] mfn. nom. °dhik (√ dih Desid.) wishing so smear Vop. iii, 151. दिधिषाय्य didhiṣāyya [ noun m f[didhiṣāyyā] n ] mfn. (√ dhā Desid.) "to be gained", to be sought to be sought (agni) RV. ii, 4, 1 ( = dhārayitṛ, supporter Sa1y.) दिधिषु didhiṣu [ noun m f f[didhiṣvī] n ] mfn. wishing to gain or obtain, striving after, seeking RV. [ noun m ] m. a suitor RV. x, 18, 8 a husband BhP. ix, 9, 34 the second husband of a woman twice married (also °ṣū) L. [ noun f ] f(u or ū). a widow remarried or an elder sister married after the younger (both of whom having the choice of their husbands may be compared to suitors). दिधिषूपति didhiṣūpati [ noun m ] m. the husband of a woman so married Ka1t2h. xxxi, 7 Gaut. Vas. दिधिषूपपति didhiṣūpapati [ noun m ] m. her paramour MBh. xii, 1211. (Cf. agre-didhiṣu and edidhiṣuḥ pati.) दिधीषु didhīṣu [ noun f ] f. = didhiṣū L. see didhiṣu दिधीर्षा didhīrṣā [ noun f ] f. (√ dhṛ Desid.) the wish to hold or support Ba1lar. i, 48. दिन dina [ noun m f[dinā] n ]1 mfn. (√ do) cut, divided, mowed RV. viii, 67, 10 (cf. svayaṁ-). दिन dina 2 (√3. dā). see a-saṁ-
दिन dina [ noun m f[dinā] n ]3 (accented only Naigh. i, 9) mn.(g. ardharcā*di, only occurring as n.) a day Mn. Ragh. Pan5cat. etc. (ifc. also in Vedic texts) ifc. f(ā). Ra1jat. i, 347. [cf. Lat. peren-dinus, nUndinus etc.; Got. sin-teins; Lit. de0na; O.Pr. acc. sg. deinan; Slav. dr2ni1.] दिनकर dinakara [ noun m f[dinakarī] n ] mf(ī)n. making day or light [ noun m ] m. the sun Ka1v. etc. N. of an āditya Ra1matUp. of the author of the wk. candrārkī of a Sch. on S3is3. (miśra-d°) of other men dinakarī: [ noun f ] f. (scil. ṭīkā) N. of Comm. on the Bha1sha1p. and siddhānta-muktāvalī दिनकरटिप्पनी dinakaraṭippanī [ noun f ] f. N. of a Comm. दिनकरतनय dinakaratanaya [ noun m ] m. "son of the sun", the planet Saturn Var. दिनकरदेव dinakaradeva [ noun m ] m. N. of a poet दिनकरभट्ट dinakarabhaṭṭa [ noun m ] m. N. of an author दिनकरभट्टीय dinakarabhaṭṭīya [ noun n ] n. his wk. दिनकरात्मज dinakarātmaja [ noun m ] m. "daughter of the sun" patr. of the yamunā दिनकरीय dinakarīya [ noun n ] n. N. of wk. दिनकरोद्द्योत dinakaroddyota [ noun m ] m. N. of wk. दिनकर्तव्य dinakartavya [ noun n ] n. "day-duty", ceremonies to be performed daily Katha1s. दिनकर्तृ dinakartṛ [ noun m ] m. "day-maker", the sun Hariv. दिनकार्य dinakārya [ noun n ] n. = -kartavya Katha1s. दिनकृत् dinakṛt [ noun m ] m. = -kartṛ MBh. VarBr2S. etc. दिनकृत्सुत dinakṛtsuta [ noun m ] m. = -karatanaya VarYogay. दिनकृद्दिवस dinakṛddivasa [ noun m ] m. Sunday ib. दिनकृत्य dinakṛtya [ noun n ] n. = -kartavya Katha1s. lii, 410 (printed diva-k°) दिनकेशव dinakeśava [ noun m ] and m. "day-hair", darkness L. दिनकेसर dinakesara [ noun m ]and (also written °śara) m. "day-hair", darkness L. दिनक्षय dinakṣaya [ noun m ] m. "day-decline", evening Ka1m. = tithi- Hcat. i, 3 N. of a ch. of PSarv. दिनगण dinagaṇa [ noun m ] m. = ahar- Gan2it. दिनगणित dinagaṇita [ noun n ] n. N. of wk. दिनग्रह dinagraha [ noun m ] m. day-planet Hcat. i, 7. दिनचर्या dinacaryā [ noun f ] f. daily-work Katha1s. दिनच्छिद्रा dinacchidrā [ noun n ] n. change of moon at the beginning or end of a half-day a day a constellation or a lunar mansion Hcat. i, 3, 5. दिनज्योतिस् dinajyotis [ noun n ] n. daylight, sunshine L. दिनदुःखित dinaduḥkhita [ noun m f[dinaduḥkhitā] n ] mfn. "afflicted by day" [ noun m ] m. the cakra-vāka bird L. दिननक्तम् dinanaktam ind. by day and night Ma1rkP.
दिननाथ dinanātha [ noun m ] m. "day-lord", the sun Vcar. xiv, 64. दिननिश् dinaniś [ noun f ] f. du. day and night VarBr2S. xxxii, 7. दिनप dinapa [ noun m ] m. the regent of a week-day A1ryabh. iii, 16. दिनपति dinapati [ noun m ] m. id. Gan2it. "day-lord", the sun Bhartr2. Ra1jat. दिनपाकिन् dinapākin [ noun m f[dinapākinī] n ] mfn. being digested within a day Bhpr. दिनपाटिका dinapāṭikā [ noun f ] f. a day's wages Vet. iv, 2/3 (v.l.) दिनप्रणी dinapraṇī [ noun m ] m. "day-leader", the sun (cf. tithi-) L. दिनप्रभा dinaprabhā [ noun f ] f. = -jyotis L. दिनबन्धु dinabandhu [ noun m ] m. "day-friend", the sun L. दिनबल dinabala [ noun m ] m. "day-strength", N. of the 5th-8th, 11th and 12th signs of the zodiac collectively L. दिनभर्तृ dinabhartṛ [ noun m ] m. = -nātha Vcar. xi, 1, 12. दिनमणि dinamaṇi [ noun m ] m. "day-jewel", the sun Gi1t. Ba1lar. दिनमणिसारथि dinamaṇisārathi [ noun m ] m. the sun's charioteer, aruṇa Ba1lar. vi, 68/69. दिनमल dinamala [ noun n ] n. "day-refuse (?)", a month L. दिनमुख dinamukha [ noun n ] n. "day-face", daybreak Das3. दिनमूर्धन् dinamūrdhan [ noun m ] m. "day-head", the eastern mountain (cf. udayá) L. दिनरत्न dinaratna [ noun n ] n. = -maṇi L. दिनराज dinarāja [ noun m ] m. "day king", the sun Svapnac. i, 18. दिनराशि dinarāśi [ noun m ] m. a term of days L. (cf. ahar-gaṇa). दिनवार dinavāra [ noun m ] m. week-day Gan2it. दिनव्यासदल dinavyāsadala [ noun n ] n. "day-radius", the radius of a circle made by an asterism in its daily revolution Su1ryas. ii, 60. दिनसंचय dinasaṁcaya [ noun m ] m. = -rāśi Gol. ii, 12. दिनस्पृश् dinaspṛś [ noun n ] n. a lunar day coinciding with three week-days Hcat. i, 3. दिनांश dināṁśa [ noun m ] and m. "day-portion", day-time L. दिनांशक dināṁśaka [ noun m ]and m. "day-portion", day-time L. दिनागम dināgama [ noun m ] m. day-break Hariv. 4287. दिनाण्ड dināṇḍa [ noun n ] n. "day-egg" (i.e. day-veil or day-cover) , darkness L. दिनात्यय dinātyaya [ noun m ] m. = °na-kṣaya L. दिनादि dinādi [ noun m ] m. daybreak, dawn S3is3. xi, 52. दिनाधिनाथ dinādhinātha [ noun m ] and m. "day-lord", the sun Das3. Pan5c. दिनाधीश dinādhīśa [ noun m ]and m. "day-lord", the sun Das3. Pan5c. दिनान्त dinānta [ noun m ] m. "day-end", sunset, evening Ka1lid. दिनान्तक dināntaka [ noun m ] m. "day-destroyer", darkness L. दिनारम्भ dinārambha [ noun m ] m. daybreak W. दिनार्ध dinārdha [ noun m ] m. "day-half", noon Kalpat. half a day MBh. vii, 6036 half the days or time Sin6ha7s. दिनावसान dināvasāna [ noun n ] n. "day-close", evening Ka1lid. दिनास्त्र dināstra [ noun n ] n. "day-missile", N. of a magical formula Mantram. दिनेश dineśa [ noun m ] m. = °na-pati VarBr2S. दिनेशात्मज dineśātmaja [ noun m ] m. "son of the Sun", the planet Saturn ib. दिनेश्वर dineśvara [ noun m ] m. = °na-nā*tha Hariv. R. Bhartr2. दिनैक dinaika [ noun m ] m. one day MW. दिनोदय dinodaya [ noun m ] m. daybreak, dawn Subh. दिनोपवासिन् dinopavāsin [ noun m f[dinopavāsinī] n ] mfn. fasting by day Ha1sy. i, 17. दिनौघ dinaugha [ noun m ] m. = dina-rāśi Gan2it. दिनिका dinikā [ noun f ] f. a day's wages L. दिनीकृ dinīkṛ to reduce to days Su1ryas.
दिन्दिम dindima [ noun m ] m. N. of a man W. दिन्न dinna prob. = diṇṇa (q.v.)
दिन्नसूरि dinnasūri [ noun m ] m. N. of a man W. दिन्नाग्राम dinnāgrāma [ noun m ] m. N. of a village Ra1jat. viii (cf. dharma-.) दिन्व् dinv [ verb 1P ] cl.1 P. dinvati, to gladden, Dha1tuP. दिप् dip [ verb 1A ] cl.1 A1. depate ib. (v.l. tip). दिप्सु dipsu [ noun m f n ] mfn. (√ dabh Desid.) intending to hurt or injure RV. दिम्प् dimp [ verb 10A ] cl.10 A1. dimpayate, to accumulate Vop. in Dha1tup. दिम्भ् dimbh [ verb 10U ] cl.10 A1. dimbhayate id. P. °ti, to order, direct id. दिय diya [ noun m f[diyā] n ] mfn. deserving of gifts ( = deya, or dānā*rha, durga on Nir. iii, 15) RV. viii, 19, 37 [ noun n ] n. (prob.) a gift diyā́nām páti lord of gifts, a very liberal man. दिर् dir (√dṝ) in kalaśa-dír (q.v.)
दिरिपक diripaka [ noun m n ] m. or n. a ball for playing with L. दिलीप dilīpa [ noun m ] m. (fr. dilī = modern Delhi [cf. ḍilli] + pa protector?) N. of certain kings (esp. of an ancestor of rāma, son of aṁśumat and father of bhagī-ratha) MBh. Hariv. etc. दिलीर dilīra [ noun m n ] m. or n. = śilīndhraka, a mushroom L. दिल्ह dilha [ noun m ] m. N. of a man (also -bhaṭṭāra) Ra1jat. viii (cf. dihlā.) दिव् div [ verb 1P 10U ]1 cl.1 P. -devati cl.10. P. -deyavati, to cause to lament, to pain, vex ; to ask, beg ; to go ; A1. °te, to suffer pain Dha1tup. xxxiii, 51, 32. दिव् div [ verb 4P ]2 cl.4. dī́vyati, °te RV. Br. etc. (perf. didéva AV.; fut. deviṣyati; cond, adeviṣyat MBh. Das3.; aor. adevīt MBh.; etc.; inf. devitum MBh. etc.; ind.p. devitvā Pa1n2. 1-2, 18; -dīvya RV. x, 42, 9) to cast, throw, esp. dice i.e. play, gamble (akṣais RV. x, 34, 13 MBh. iii, 2260; akṣān Pa1n2. 1-4, 43), with (instr. MBh. ii, 2509), for (instr., ii, 2061 etc.; acc. MaitrS. i, 6, 11 S3Br. v, 4, 4, 23; dat. MBh. iv, 534; ii, 2468; gen. [śatasya] Pa1n2. 2-3, 58) ; to lay a wager, bet with (sā*rdham), upon (dat.) MBh. i, 1192 ; to play, sport, joke, trifle with (acc. AV. v, 29) ; to have free scope, spread, increase (Pan5c. ii, 193 B. vardhati) ; to shine, be bright [Zd. di1v ; (?) Lit. dyvas] BhP. iii, 20, 22 ; to praise, rejoice, be drunk or mad ; to sleep ; to wish for ; to go Dha1tup. : Caus. devayati, to cause to play (Sch.) or to sport BhP. iii, 20, 22 : Desid. dideviṣati and dudyūṣati Pa1n2. 7-2, 49 Ka1s3. : Caus. of Desid. dudyūṣayati, to incite to play Bhat2t2. v, 49 : Intens. dedivīti, dedyeti, dedeti etc. Vop. xx, 17. दिव् div [ noun m f m[dyo] ]3 dív, dyú (nom. dyaús; voc. dyaus [RV. vi, 51, 5 AV. vi, 4, 3]; acc. dyā́m dívam; instr. divā́ or dī́vā [see below]; dat. dive [dyave MBh. i, 3934]; abl. gen. divás [rarely dyós e.g. RV. iv, 27, 3; i, 115, 5] [p. 478, col. 3]; loc. diví, dyávi; du. dyāvā s.v. [dyávī as voc. only iv, 56, 5]; pl. nom. dyā́vas [divas only ix, 118, 11]; acc. dyū́n [rare, dívas, divás e.g. i, 194, 2; iv, 3, 8]; instr. dyúbhis; native grammarians give as stems div and dyo; the latter is declined through all cases like go, but really does not occur except in forms mentioned above and in dyo-salila MBh. viii, 4658, while div and dyu regularly alternate before vow. and cons.) m. (rarely f.) in Ved., f. in later Skr. heaven, the sky (regarded in Ved. as rising in three tiers [avama, madhyama, uttama or tṛtīya RV. v, 60, 6 etc.] , and generally as the father (dyaúṣ pitā́, while the earth is the mother [cf. dyāvā-pṛthivī], and uṣas the daughter) , rarely as a goddess, daughter of prajā-pati AitBr. iii, 33 S3Br. i, 7, 4,) dyu: [ noun m ] m. (rarely n.) day (esp. in pl. and in such forms as dívā), by day (cf. s.v.) dyu: m. dyávi-dyavi, daily, every day dyu: ánu dyū́n, day by day, daily dyu: dyúbhis and úpa dyúbhis, by day or in the course of days, a long time RV. dyu: brightness, sheen, glow (only dyúbhis) RV. i, 53, 4; iii, 3, 2 etc. dyu: fire (nom. dyus) L. [cf. dyú; Gk. 1, 2 etc. = dyau4s, diva4s; Lat. Jou, Ju in Ju-piter, Jovis, Jovi etc. = dyavas, dyavi; O.E. Ti4w; O.H.G. ZI7u O.N. Ty4r.] दिवित् divit [ noun m f n ] mfn. going to the sky RV. x, 76, 6. दिवित्मत् divitmat [ noun m f[divitmatī] n ] mfn. going in or to the sky, heavenly RV. iv, 31, 11 etc. divitmatā: ind. instr. heavenwards RV. i, 26, 2. दिविष्टि diviṣṭi [ noun f ] (dív-.) f. longing for heaven, devotion, worship, sacrifice (generally loc. pl.) RV. दिवीश divīśa [ noun m ] m. lord in lord in heaven pl. N. of the ādityas, vasu and rudra Hcat. i, 6. (For other comp. see under divás, divā, 2. diví, divo 3. dyú.) दिव diva [ noun n ] n. heaven, sky MBh. Hariv. day, esp. in divé-dive, day by day, daily RV. and ifc. (g. śaradādi) wood L. [cf. áhar-, tri-, naktaṁ-, naktaṁ- bṛhad-. rātrim-, su-; cf. also 1 Fo in 2 Lat. (?) biduum.] दिवक्षस् divakṣas [ noun m f n ] (°vá-) mfn. living in heaven, heavenly RV. दिवंगम divaṁgama [ noun m f[divaṁgamā] n ] mfn. going or leading to heaven MBh. (?fr. divam acc.of 3. div + going). दिवदर्श divadarśa [ noun m ] m. pl. N. of a school of AV. दिवरथ divaratha w.r. for divi- (q.v.)
दिवस्पृश् divaspṛś [ noun m f n ] mfn. (nom. spṛk) heaven-touching MBh. दिवातिथि divātithi see under divā
दिवादि divādi see under divā
दिवार्क divārka see under divā
दिवावसान divāvasāna = (and prob. w.r. for) dinā*v° L.
दिव्ऽओकस् div'okas [ noun m ] m. (cf. °vau°,) a god or the cātaka bird L. दिवोद्भव divodbhava [ noun m f[divodbhavā] n ] mfn. "sky-born" [ noun f ] f. cardamoms L. दिवोल्का divolkā [ noun f ] f. "sky-firebrand", a meteor (cf. °vyo*°) MBh. i, 1416. दिवौकस् divaukas [ noun m ] m. "sky-dweller", a deity Mn. MBh. Ka1lid. etc. planet Gan2it. the cātaka a deer a bee an elephant L. दिवौकःपति divaukaḥpati [ noun m ] m. N. of indra Prasannar. दिवौकस divaukasa [ noun m ] m. ( = °kas) a god L. N. of a yakṣa DivyA7v. दिवन् divan [ noun m ] m. a day L. (cf. prati-). दिवस् divas gen. of 3. dív in comp.
दिवःश्येनी divaḥśyenī [ noun f ] f. N. of partic. sacrifices, Ka1t2h. दिवस्पति divaspati [ noun m ] m. "sky-lord", N. of indra, nahuṣa and viṣṇu MBh. of the indra of the 13th manv-antara BhP. viii, 13, 32. 33., दिवस्पृथिव्यौ divaspṛthivyau [ noun f ] f. du. heaven and earth Pa1n2. 6-3, 30 (gen. di°vás-pṛthivyós RV. ii, 2, 3; x, 3, 7; 35, 2; cf. dyāvā-pṛthivyau). दिवस divasa [ noun m ] m. (or n. g. ardharcā*di L.) heaven TBr. i, 7, 6, 6 a day MBh. Ka1v. etc. [Cf. 1 in 2, 3 for 4.] दिवसकर divasakara [ noun m ] m. "day-maker", the sun R. Hariv. etc. दिवसकृत् divasakṛt [ noun m ] m. id. MBh. Var. दिवसक्रिया divasakriyā [ noun f ] f. the religious performances of the day Katha1s. liv, 136. दिवसक्षय divasakṣaya [ noun m f[divasakṣayā] n ] mfn. "day-end", evening MBh. i, 699. दिवसचर divasacara [ noun m f[divasacarā] n ] mfn. "day-walking" (opp. to niśā-cara) VarBr2S. दिवसच्छिद्र divasacchidra [ noun n ] n. = dina- Hcat. i, 3. दिवसतिथि divasatithi the day-part of a lunar day Su1ryapr.
दिवसनाथ divasanātha [ noun m ] and m. "day-lord", the sun Var. दिवसभर्तृ divasabhartṛ [ noun m ]and m. "day-lord", the sun Var. दिवसनिरीक्षक divasanirīkṣaka [ noun m ] m. a kind of ascetic Buddh. दिवसमुख divasamukha [ noun n ] n. "day-face", daybreak, dawn Ragh. v, 76. दिवसमुद्रा divasamudrā [ noun f ] f. "day's coin", a day's wages Buddh. दिवसवार divasavāra [ noun m ] m. week-day Var. दिवसविगम divasavigama [ noun m ] m. the departure of the day Megh. 77. दिवसव्यापार divasavyāpāra [ noun m ] m. day-work (washing etc.) Ka1d. दिवसात्यय divasātyaya [ noun m ] m. the passing away of day, evening MW. दिवसान्तर divasāntara [ noun m f[divasāntarā] n ] mfn. only one day old MBh. xi, 98. दिवसावसान divasāvasāna [ noun n ] n. "day-close", evening MW. दिवसेश्वर divaseśvara [ noun m ] m. "day-lord", the sun Bhartr2. दिवसीकृ divasīkṛ to convert the night into day Mr2icch. iv, 3.
दिवा divā ind. (for divā́, instr. of 3. dív) g. svarādi, by day (often opposed to náktam) RV.
used also as subst. e.g. divā bhavati ChUp. iii, 11, 3
(with rātris) MBh. ii, 154 etc.
esp. in beginning of comp.
दिवाकर divākara [ noun m ] m. "day-maker", the sun AV. MBh. R. etc. (with niśā- among the sons of garuḍa MBh. v, 3599) a crow (cf. divā*ṭana, below) L.