daśa

1. dasä-

f

2. däsa-

a tribe of Jats

3. daśa

2. daśa mfn. ifc. (tri, dvi, nir) and in comp. for śan

4. daśā

daśā f. (√ daṃś?) the fringe of a garment, loose ends of any piece of cloth, skirt or hem, KātyŚr. iv, 1, 17 (ūrṇā), Lāṭy. viii, 6, 22 ; Kauś. ; ŚāṅkhGṛ. ii, 12, 5 ; Mn. &c.

5. دَس

das cl. 1. 4. ( p. dasamāna; impf. pl. adasyan) to suffer want, become exhausted, RV. iv, 134, 5 ( Nir. i, 9 ), TS. i, 6, 11, 3 ; = upakṣip, Dhātup. : Caus. Ā. (1. sg. saye; Subj. pl. sayanta) to exhaust, iv, 2, 5, 4 ; RV. v, 45, 3 ; cf. apa, upa, anU pa- , pra, vi; saṃdadasvas, draviṇodas; δεῖ

6. dāś

1. dāś (the finite forms only in RV. and once in ŚBr. See below) cl. 1. P. dāśati, i, 93, 10 ; 151, 7 &c. Ā. te, Dhātup. xxi, 18 (rarely cl. 2. P. 5. dāṣṭi, i, 127, 4 ; dāśnoti, viii, 4, 6 [the latter also = √ dās]; pf. dadāśa, i, 36, 4 &c.; Subj. dadāśati, śas, śat, i, 156, 2 ; 94, 15 ; 91, …

7. dāśa

2. dāśa or ( Uṇ. v, 11 ) dāśa (written also dāsa) fisherman, ferryman, mariner, VS. xxx, 16 ; Mṛcch. viii, 408, 9 ; MBh. ; Hariv. &c.

8. dās

1. dās cl. 1. P. Ā. dāsati, te, to give ( Dhātup. xxi, 28 ), cl. 5. P. dāsnoti ( v.l. for dāś, Vop. ; ib. xxvii, 32 ), to hurt, injure. (There occurs only dāsati with abhi; see s.v. )