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ध्मा a or धम्cl. 1. P. ध॑मति ( Ā. °ते, [Up.] ; [MBh.] ; p. ध्मान्तस् = धमन्तस्, [BhP. x, 12, 7] ; perf. दध्मौ, 3. pl. Ā. °मिरे, [MBh.] ; aor. अध्मासीत्, [Kāv.] ; Prec. ध्मायात् or ध्मेयात्Gr. ; fut. धमिष्यति, [MBh.] ; ध्मास्यति, ध्माताGr. ; ind.p. -ध्मा॑य, [Br.] ) to blow (either intrans. as wind [applied also to the bubbling सोम, [RV. ix, 73] ] or trans. as, to blow a conch-shell or any wind instrument), [RV.] &c. &c.; to blow into ( loc. ), [MBh. l, 813] ; to breathe out, exhale, [RV. ii, 34, 1] ; [MBh. xiv, 1732] ; to kindle a fire by blowing, [RV. ii, 24, 7] ; [MBh. ii, 2483] ; to melt or manufacture (metal) by blowing, [RV.] &c. &c.; to blow or cast away, [MBh. v, 7209] : Pass. धम्यते, ep. also °ति, ध्माय॑ते, °ति ( [ŚBr.] ; [MBh.] ) to be blown &c.: Caus. ध्मापयति, [MBh.] ( aor. अदिध्मपत्Gr. ; Pass. ध्माप्यते, [MBh.] ) to cause to blow or melt; to consume by fire, reduce to cinder, [MBh.] ; [Suśr.] : Desid. दिध्नासतिGr. : Intens. देध्मीयते, [Pāṇ. 7-4, 31] ; दाध्मायते, p. °यमान being violently blown (conch-shell), [BhP. i, 11, 2.] ध्मा [ cf. Slav. dumo ‘smoke’] ध्मा 1. See √ धम्. ध्मा m. 2.m. (?) blowing.
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