دام दाम dām
H دام दाम dām [Prk. दामं; S. दाम (base दामन्), rt. दा 'to bind'], s.m.f. A rope, cord, string; a fetter.
رام rām
P رام rām [rt. Zend ram = S. रम्], adj. & s.m. Subdued, tamed; tractable, obedient, submissive, tame;—pacified, appeased, tranquillized;—one who is submissive or obedient; one who receives orders; a domestic:—rām karnā, v.t. To subdue, tame, render obedient or tractable; to tranquillize, appease:—rām honā or ho-jānā, v.n. To be subdued, &c.
دام dām
P دام dām [=S. दामन्, rt. दा 'to bind'], s.m. A net, a snare:—dām-dār, s.m. One who uses a net or snare; a fisherman; a fowler, &c.:—dām-dārī, s.f. The laying of nets;—a branch of revenue arising from fowlers, players, musicians, &c.:—dām-gāh, dām-gah, s.f. Place of snares:—dām-meṅ lānā (-ko), To bring (one) into a snare, to ensnare, entrap.
دام दाम dām
H دام दाम dām [Prk. दम्मु; S. द्रम्मं], s.m. Money; price, value, cost (syn. mol; qīmat);—a copper coin, or a measure of money-value, equal to one twenty-fifth of a paisā (at the present time: in the time of Akbar the dām is said to have been of the value of one fortieth of a rupee):—dām-ans, s.m. A purchased share (of an estate or village, &c.):—dām bharnā, To pay, or pay in, the price or value (of, -kā),—to take the price or value (of), to charge (for):—dām-dām, s.m. The whole amount, every fraction to the last farthing:—dām denā (-ko), To pay (one) the price or value (of, -kā).
دام dām
P دام dām [Pehl. dām; Zend dāman, rt. dā; S. धामन्, rt. धा], s.m. 'Creature'; animal, any quadruped that is not rapacious (opp. to dad):—dām o dad, s.m. Quadrupeds in general, wild animals (both rapacious and not rapacious), wild beasts.
