dah | दह् | dah
1. dah | दह् | cl. 1. P. dahati | दहति | (ep. also Ā.; p. da/hat | द/हत् |; impf. a/dahat | अ/दहत् |; aor. aḍāk | अडाक् |, RV. ii, 15, 4; 1.sg. ˚kśam | ˚क्शम् |, MBh. vii; 3. pl. ˚kśur | ˚क्शुर् |, Kathās.; Subj. ḍāk | डाक् |, RV. i, 158, 4; 2. sg. ḍakśi | डक्शि |, iv, 4, 4; p. ḍa/kśat | ड/क्शत् | [also nom. m.], vi, 3, 4; x, 91, 7 da/kśat | द/क्शत् |, i, 130, 8; fut. ḍakśyati | डक्श्यति | [Pāṇ. vii, 2, 10; Siddh.; Kār. 6] MBh. [Pot. ḍakśyet | डक्श्येत् |, i, 8383] &c.; dahiśy˚ | दहिश्य्˚ |, i, 2120; BhP. iv; Prasaṅg. xix, 7; inf. dagḍum | दग्डुम् |) to burn, consume by fire, scorch, roast, RV. &c.; to cauterise, Suśr.; to consume, destroy completely, Mn. vii, 9; MBh. &c.; to torment, torture, pain, distress, disturb, grieve, MBh. &c.: Pass. dahyate | दह्यते | (˚ti | ˚ति |, MānGṛ. ii, 15; MBh. i f., xii f.); to be burnt, burn, be in flames, AV.; Nir. &c.; to be consumed by fire or destroyed, Mn. vi, 71; to be inflamed (a wound), Suśr. i, 28; to be consumed by internal heat or grief, suffer pain, be distressed or vexed, MBh. &c.; Caus. dāhayati | दाहयति | to burn or be burned, Mn.; Yājñ. i, 89; MBh. &c.; to cause to be cooked, Hariv. 15523 (aor. pl. adīdahan | अदीदहन् |) : Desid. diḍakśati | दिडक्शति | (cf. ˚kśā | ˚क्शा |, ˚kśu | ˚क्शु |) to be about to burn or consume or destroy, MBh. i-iv; R. (p. ˚kśamāṛa | ˚क्शमाऋअ |) : Desid. Caus. (p. ˚kśayat | ˚क्शयत् |) to cause any one to make efforts to burn, Bhaṭṭ. iii, 33 : Intens. dandahīti | दन्दहीति |, ˚hyate | ˚ह्यते | (Pāṇ. iii, 1, 24; vii, 4, 86) to burn or destroy completely, Hariv. 8726; BhP. vi, 8, 21 (Impv. ˚dagḍi | ˚दग्डि |), Śiś.; Prasannar. vi, 32 and 48; Ā. to be burnt completely, Hariv. 7040; BhP.; Pañcat. i, 8, 23/24
dah | दह् | [cf. Lith. degù, ‘I am hot’; Goth. dag-s; Old Germ. tāh-t, ‘a wick’]
2. dah | दह् | mfn. ‘burning’, see uṣa/- | उष/- |.
dah | दह् | [cf. Lith. degù, ‘I am hot’; Goth. dag-s; Old Germ. tāh-t, ‘a wick’]
2. dah | दह् | mfn. ‘burning’, see uṣa/- | उष/- |.