daḍyac | दड्यच् | daDyac
daḍy—a/c | दड्य्—अ/च् | m. (nom. -a/ṇ | -अ/ण् | acc. -a/ẏcam | -अ/य़्चम् |; dat. ˚ḍīce/ | ˚डीचे/ | gen. ˚ḍīca/s | ˚डीच/स् |; cf. Pāṇ. vi, 1, 170) ‘sprinkling da/ḍi | द/डि |’ (cf. ˚ḍi-krā/ | ˚डि-क्रा/ | and ṅftā/cī | ङ्फ़्ता/ची |) N. of a mythical Ṛṣi or sacrificer (RV. i, 80, 16 and [called Aṅgiras] 139, 9 [āṇgirasa | आण्गिरस |] TāṇḍyaBr. xii, 8; son of Atharvan [cf. āṭarvaṛa/ | आटर्वऋअ/ |] RV. vi, 16, 14; BhP. iv, 1, 42; having the head of a horse and teaching the Aśvins to find in Tvaṣṭṛ's house the ma/ḍu | म/डु | or Soma, RV. i, 116 f. and 119; ix, 108, 4; favoured by Indra [x, 48, 2] who slays 99 Vṛtras or foes with a thunderbolt made of his bones, i, 84, 13; BhP. vi, 11, 20; viii, 20, 7; propounder of the Brāhmaṇa called ma/ḍu | म/डु |, ŚBr. iv, xiv; BhP. vi, 9, 50 ff.)
daḍy-a/c | दड्य्-अ/च् | , -anna | -अन्न |, &c. See above.
daḍy-a/c | दड्य्-अ/च् | , -anna | -अन्न |, &c. See above.