dohada | दोहद | dohada
dohada | दोहद | m. (also n., L.; probably Prākṛt for. dOrhfda | द्Oर्ह्फ़्द | lit. sickness of heart, nausea) the longing of a pregnant woman for partic. objects (fig. said of plants which at budding time long to be touched by the foot or by the mouth [Ragh. xix, 12] of a lovely woman)
any morbid desire or wish for (loc. or comp. f(A). ), Yājñ.; R.; Kālid.; Pañc.; Kathās. &c.
pregnancy
a kind of fragrant substance used as manure, Naiṣ. i, 82, Sch.
dohada | दोहद | or dohala | दोहल | (accord. to Luders fr. duhalī | दुहली | = dvihfd | द्विह्फ़्द् |, ‘pregnant’).
any morbid desire or wish for (loc. or comp. f(A). ), Yājñ.; R.; Kālid.; Pañc.; Kathās. &c.
pregnancy
a kind of fragrant substance used as manure, Naiṣ. i, 82, Sch.
dohada | दोहद | or dohala | दोहल | (accord. to Luders fr. duhalī | दुहली | = dvihfd | द्विह्फ़्द् |, ‘pregnant’).