धम् — {dham} or {dhmā}, cl. 1. P. {dhámati} (Ā. {te}##p. {dhmāntas} = {dhamantas} x, 12, 7##perf. {dadhmau}, 3. pl. Ā. {mire}##aor. {adhmāsīt}##Prec. {dhmāyāt} or {dhmeyāt} Gr##fut. {dhamāṣyati}##{dhmāsyati}, {dhmātā} Gr##ind. p. {-dhmāya} ) to blow (either intrans. as wind [applied also to the bubbling Soma ix, 73] or trans., as to blow a conchshell or any wind instrument) &c. &c##to blow into (loc.) l, 813##to breathe out, exhale ii, 34, 1 xiv, 1732##to kindle a fire by blowing ii, 24, 7 ii, 2483##to melt or manufacture (metal) by blowing &c. &c##to blow or cast away v, 7209: Pass. {dhamyate}, ep. also {ti}, {dhmāyáte}, {ti} (cf. ŚBr. ) to be blown &c.: Caus. {dhmāpayati} (aor. {adidhmapat} Gr##Pass. {dhmāpyate} ) to cause to blow or melt##to consume by fire, reduce to cinder : Desid. {didhnāsati} Gr.: Intens. {dedhmīyate} 7-4, 31##{dādhmāyate}, p. {yamāna} being violently blown (conch-shell) i, 11, 2. [Cf. Slav. {dumo} 'smoke']
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