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1 ध्वण्
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2 ध्वन्
dhvan
Caus. ádhvǍnayat aor. dhvanayīt, to envelop, wrap up, darken ib. ;
Cf. 2. dhvāntá;
+ Lith. dumju, dumti, to cover, wrap up;
Angl. Sax. dvinan, dvan, to be extinguished, vanish;
dun, dark-brown, dark
2) cl. 1. P. dhvanati (perf. dadhvāna, dadhvanur Bhaṭṭ. ;
fut. dhvanishyati, - nitā Gr.) to sound, roar, make a noise, echo, reverberate Kāv. etc.;
to mean, imply, (esp. Pass. dhvanyate, it is meant, it is implied):
Caus. dhvǍnayati Dhātup. (aor. adidhvanat orﾠ adadh- Gr.), to cause to sound, make resound (cf. - nayat below);
dhvanayati, to allude to, hint at Mṛicch. Comm.:
Intens. in dandhvana q.v.
Cf. 1. dhvāntá:
+ Lith. dundéti, to sound, call;
Angl. Sax. dynian, to thunder
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3 प्रध्वन्
См. также в других словарях:
din — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English dyne; akin to Old Norse dynr din, Sanskrit dhvanati it roars Date: before 12th century 1. a loud continued noise; especially a welter of discordant sounds 2. a situation or condition resembling… … New Collegiate Dictionary
dhu̯en-, dhun- — dhu̯en , dhun English meaning: to hum Deutsche Übersetzung: “dröhnen, tönen” Material: O.Ind. dhvánati “ sounds, soughs”, dhvaní m. ‘sound, echo, thunder, word”, dhvaná m. ‘sound, a certain wind”, dhvanita n. ‘sound, tone, echo,… … Proto-Indo-European etymological dictionary
