दंष्ट्र (daMSTra)

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Capeller Eng

English

 दं॑ष्ट्र m.
  दंष्ट्रा f.
  large tooth,  tusk,  fang. 

Spoken Sanskrit

English

 
   दंष्ट्र  daMSTra m.
   fang   
   सङ्खादखादकिन्  saGkhAdakhAdakin adj.
   fanged   
   सर्पदंष्ट्र  sarpadaMSTra m.
   snake's fang   
   आशिस्  Azis f.
   serpent's fang    
   असिदंष्ट्र  asidaMSTra m.
   having swords for fangs  
   असिदंष्ट्रक  asidaMSTraka m.
   having swords for fangs   
   पुष्पदंष्ट्र  puSpadaMSTra m.
   having flower for fangs  
   महादंष्ट्र  mahAdaMSTra adj.
   having great tusks or fangs   
   रौद्रदंष्ट्र  raudradaMSTra adj.
   having terrible tusks or fangs  
   भग्नदंष्ट्र  bhagnadaMSTra adj.
   having the tusks or fangs broken   
   शुषि  zuSi f.
   hollow or groove in the fang of a snake     
            

Monier Williams Cologne

English

 दं॑ष्ट्र m.
  a large tooth,  tusk,  fang,  RV.
   ii,  13,  4
 x,  87,  3
 AV.
   &c.
  

 दं॑ष्ट्र cf.
   अ॑यो-,  अष्ट-,  अष्टा-,  च॑तुर्-,  तीक्ष्ण-,  भग्न-,  रौद्र-,  सु-.

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Monier Williams 1872

English

 दंष्ट्र,  अस्,  आ,  m. f. (in the later language
usually f.),  a large tooth,  tusk,  fang,  (often at the
end of comp.
 cf. अयो-द्°,  अष्ट-द्°,  तीक्ष्ण-द्°, 
&c.)
—दंष्ट्रा-कराल,  अस्,  आ,  अम्,  having terrible
tusks.
—दंष्ट्रा-निवासिन्,  ई,  m.,  N. of a Yakṣas.
—दंष्ट्रायुध (°रा-आय्°),  अस्,  आ,  अम्,  using
tusks as weapons
 (अस्),  m. a wild boar.
—दंष्-
ट्रा-सेन,  अस्,  m.,  N. of a Buddhist scholar.

Macdonell

English

 दंष्ट्र dáṃṣ-ṭra,  m.
 ,  ā,  f.
  tusk,  fang.

Benfey

English

 दंष्ट्र दंष्ट्र,  i. e. दंश् + त्र,  n.
 
and f.
  रा,  A tusk,  a large tooth,  Rām. 
4,  39,  11
 Pañc. 55,  15.
 -- Comp.
 
अयस्-, 
adj.
  with iron teeth,  Chr. 294,  5 = Rigv.
i. 88,  5.
तीक्ष्ण-,  adj.
  having sharp
teeth,  Hiḍ. 2,  7.
पुष्प-,  m.
  the name
of a demon. 
स्थिर-,  m.
  1. A snake.
2. Viṣṇu in the boar avatāra.

Hindi

दांत

Lanman

English

 dáṃṣṭra,  m. large tooth
 tusk
 fang.
[√daṃś,  1185b.]

Sanskrit Tibetan

Tibetan

mche ba
१) दंष्ट्र २) दंष्ट्रा ३) दन्त ४) विषाण

Vedic Reference

English

 Daṃṣṭra,  denoting a prominent tooth,  ‘tusk, ’ or ‘fang’ of
an animal,  occurs often from the Rigveda onwards.^1
1) Rv. ii. 13,  4
 x. 87,  3
 Av. iv. 36,  2
 x. 5,  43
 xvi. 7,  3,  etc.

Capeller

German

 दं॑ष्ट्र m.
 ,  दंष्ट्रा f.
  Fangzahn. 

Grassman

German

 dáṃṣṭra,  m.,  Zahn,  Fangzahn [von daṃś].
-ā [d.] {913, 3} (ávaram páram ca).
-ais {204, 4} (atti).

Stchoupak

French

 दंष्ट्र-
 m.
  -आ- f.
  grosse dent,  croc,  défense.
दंष्ट्रा-कराल- a. aux dents ou défenses terribles,  saillantes 
-वन्त्- id.
दंष्ट्रायुध- a. à qui ses crocs servent d'arme,  armé de crocs.

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