दस्यु

Monier-Williams · dasyu
dásyu m. (√das) enemy of the gods (e.g. śámbara, śúṣṇa, cúmuri, dhúni ‖ all conquered by Indra, Agni, &c.), impious man (called a-śraddhá, a-yajñá, á-yajyu, á-pṛnat, a-vratá, any4-vrata, a-karmán), barbarian (called a-nās, or an-ās 'ugly-faced', ádhara, inferior', á-mānuṣa, inhuman'), robber (called dhanín) &c ‖ any outcast or Hindū who has become so by neglect of the essential rites ‖ not accepted as a witness, viii, 66 ‖ cf. trasó- (dásyave vṛka m. 'wolf to the Dasyu', N. of a man viii, 51 ; 55 f ‖ dásyavc sáhas n. violence to the Dasyu (N. of Tur

Monier-Williams · dasyu
dásyu m. (√das) enemy of the gods (e.g. śámbara, śúṣṇa, cúmuri, dhúni ‖ all conquered by Indra, Agni, &c.), impious man (called a-śraddhá, a-yajñá, á-yajyu, á-pṛnat, a-vratá, any4-vrata, a-karmán), barbarian (called a-nās, or an-ās 'ugly-faced', ádhara, inferior', á-mānuṣa, inhuman'), robber (called dhanín) &c ‖ any outcast or Hindū who has become so by neglect of the essential rites ‖ not accepted as a witness, viii, 66 ‖ cf. trasó- (dásyave vṛka m. 'wolf to the Dasyu', N. of a man viii, 51 ; 55 f ‖ dásyavc sáhas n. violence to the Dasyu (N. of Tur