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{da.} द /
{dän}
दं 
{da.ka.} दक 
{dak~}
दक् 
{dak~hka.} दक्ष = द क ् ष dakṣa
{hka.}
changing into dental sibilant-fricative
{Sa.} /s/
{sa.}
/c/)
{da.Ta.} दट 
{da.ta.} दत 
{da.da.} दद 
{da.Da.} दध 
{dûn~} दन् 
{da.ma.} दम 
{dûm~bha.} दम• Pal-Myan is not fricative compared to Skt-Dev.
As an example we can cite velar-plosive
e.g.
• We see the changing of{thé:thé:ting} of Skt changing into
{na.thût} in Pali:
e.g. दंड ->{dûN~ða.} , and दंती ->
{dûn~ti.}.
From these few examples can we speculate that this is a general rule between Sanskrit and Pali? And what about Burmese. - UKT100808, 110827
UKT notes
• Dandasana - the Staff pose
{da.}
द /
{dän}
दं
• दंडः (da.nDaH)
Skt: दंडः (da.nDaH)
- punishment - OnlineSktDict
Pal: daṇḍa m.
a staff, stick, handle, stalk, stem, punishment, penalty - UPMT-PED108
Pal:
{dûN~ða.}
- UHS-PMD0458
Bur: 
{dûN}
- n. 1. chastisement, punishment. 2. injury, adverse
effects of weather, etc. - MED2010-214
• दंती (da.ntii)
Skt: दंती (da.ntii) - the tusked one - OnlineSktDict
Pal: danti m. an elephant - UPMT-PED109
Pal:
{dûn~ti.}
-
UHS-PMD0460
• दंश् (da.nsh.h)
Skt: दंश् (da.nsh.h) - to bite - OnlineSktDict
• दंष्द्र
(da.nshhTra)
Skt: दंष्द्र
(da.nshhTra) - tooth - OnlineSktDict
• दंष्द्रा
(da.nshhTraa)
Skt: दंष्द्रा
(da.nshhTraa) - (fem) tooth, fang - OnlineSktDict
{da.ka.} दक {dak~hka.} दक्ष dakṣa
¤ दक्ष dakṣa
Skt: दक्ष dakṣa
adj. wise, clever, prompt, diligent -
SpkSkt
Pal: dakkha adj. clever, skilful - UPMT-PED108
Pal:
{dak~hka.}
-
UHS-PMD0456
• दक्षता
(dakShataa)
Skt: दक्षता
(dakShataa) - (f) efficiency, care - OnlineSktDict
• दखिण (dakhiNa)
Skt: दखिण (dakhiNa) - right side - OnlineSktDict
*Pal: dakkhiṇa adj. right, the southern, dexterous; f. a gift, offering -
UPMT-PED108
*Pal:
{dak~hki.Na.}
- UHS - PMD0456
• दग्ध (dagdha)
Skt: दग्ध (dagdha) - burned - OnlineSktDict
{da.Ta.} दट
• दण्ड (daNDa)
Skt: दण्ड (daNDa) - a staff;
monetary punishment for wrong doing - OnlineSktDict
Pal: daṇḍa m. a staff, stick, handle,
stalk, stem, punishment, penalty - UPMT-PED108
Pal:
{dûN~ða.}
- UHS-PMD0458
• दण्डं (daNDaM)
Skt: दण्डं (daNDaM) - stick (walking) -
OnlineSktDict
• दण्डासन
(daNDaasana)
Skt:
• दण्डासन
(daNDaasana) - the staff posture - OnlineSktDict
See my note on Dandasana - the Staff pose
• दण्डी (daNDii)
Skt: दण्डी
(daNDii) - dandii - OnlineSktDict
Pal: daṇḍī m. a mendicant - UPMT-PED109
Pal: 
{dûN~ði}
- UHS-PMD0458
{da.ta.} दत
• दत्तं (dattaM)
Skt: दत्तं (dattaM) - given - OnlineSktDict
• दत्तान्
(dattaan.h)
Skt: दत्तान्
(dattaan.h) - things given - OnlineSktDict
{da.da.} दद
• ददति (dadati)
Skt: ददति (dadati) - give, donate - OnlineSktDict
*Pal: dadāti , deti , dajjati v. (dā) to give, grant, allow -
UPMT-PED108
*Pal:
{da.da-ti.}
- UHS-PMD0458
• ददामि (dadaami)
Skt: ददामि (dadaami) - I give - OnlineSktDict
• ददासि (dadaasi)
Skt: ददासि (dadaasi) - you give , confer upon - OnlineSktDict
• ददौ (dadau)
Skt: ददौ (dadau) - gave (from daa : to give) OnlineSktDict
{da.Da.} दध
• दधतमुरुजटा
(dadhatamurujaTaa)
Skt: दधतमुरुजटा
(dadhatamurujaTaa) - bearing, head adornments - OnlineSktDict
• दधातु (dadhaatu)
Skt: दधातु (dadhaatu) - let them give (us welfare)
- OnlineSktDict
• दधामि (dadhaami)
Skt: दधामि (dadhaami) - create - OnlineSktDict
• दधिची (dadhichii)
Skt: दधिची (dadhichii) - a sage who gave his bones
to the gods to make a thunderbolt - OnlineSktDict
• दध्मुः (dadhmuH)
Skt: दध्मुः (dadhmuH) - blew - OnlineSktDict
• दध्मौ (dadhmau)
Skt: दध्मौ (dadhmau) - blew - OnlineSktDict
{dûn~} दन्
• दन्डदीप
(danDadiipa)
Skt: दन्डदीप
(danDadiipa) - (m) tubelight - OnlineSktDict
• दन्डयति
(danDayati)
Skt: दन्डयति
(danDayati) - (10 up) to punish - OnlineSktDict
• दन्तः (dantaH)
Skt: दन्तः (dantaH) - m. tooth -
OnlineSktDict
Pal: danta m. a tooth, tusk, ivory - UPMT-PED108
Pal: 
{dûn~ta.}
-
UHS-PMD0459
• दन्तपाली
(dantapaalii)
Skt: दन्तपाली
(dantapaalii) - (f) gums - OnlineSktDict
{da.ma.} दम
• दम (dama)
Skt: दम (dama) - self-control - OnlineSktDict
Pal: dama m. (√dam) self-subjugation, self-control -
UPMT-PED109
Pal:
{da.ma.}
UHS-PMD0461
• दमः (damaH)
Skt: दमः (damaH) - control of the senses - OnlineSktDict
• दमयतां (damayataaM)
Skt: दमयतां (damayataaM) - of all means of
suppression - OnlineSktDict
{dûm~bha.} दम्भ
= द म ् भ
• दम्भ (dambha)
Skt: दम्भ (dambha) - of pride - OnlineSktDict
• दम्भः (dambhaH)
Skt: दम्भः (dambhaH) - pride - OnlineSktDict
Pal: dambha m. pride, boasting - UPMT-PED109
Pal:
{dûm~bha.}
UHS-PMD0461
• दम्भेन (dambhena)
Skt: दम्भेन (dambhena) - out of pride - OnlineSktDict
From: http://www.yogajournal.com/poses/2480 100717
1. Sit on the floor with your legs together and extended in front of your torso. If your torso is leaning back, it may be because tight hamstrings are dragging the sitting bones toward the knees and the back of the pelvis toward the floor. It may be helpful to sit on a blanket or a bolster to lift the pelvis.
2. A simple way to check alignment is to sit with your back against a wall. The sacrum and the shoulder blades should touch the wall, but not lower back or the back of the head. Put a small rolled-up towel between the wall and the lower back.
3. Sit towards the front of the sitting bones, and adjust the pubis and tail bone equidistant from the floor. Without hardening the belly, firm the thighs, press them down against the floor (or your support), rotate them slightly toward each other, and draw the inner groins toward the sacrum. Flex your ankles, pressing out through your heels.
4. To lengthen your front torso perpendicular to the floor, think of energy streaming upward from the pubis to the sternum, then down the back from the shoulders to the tail bone. Then imagine the tail lengthening into the floor.
5. Imagine your spine as the "staff" at the vertical core of your torso, rooted firmly in the Earth, the support and pivot of all you do. Hold the pose for one minute or longer.
Go back dandasana-note-b
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