1. DCN Malla

has as a variant

daṃne

is a variant of

daṃne

Variants:

Classical Newar version

v.t., to build, N.057b.01 NS: 500 Ill. thama daṃṅa tā chyaṃ thajura. A house which he has been built (on the land). Mod. dane 01. ḍaṃṅa, v.pst., built up, constructed, GV.039b.04 NS: 509 Ill. caṇḍesvaracosa kvātha daṃṅa. A foot was built in Caṇḍeśvaraco. Mod. dana 02. ḍaṃṅā, v.pst., built up, constructed, GV.040b.04 NS: 509 also GV.044a.01 NS: 509 GV.051a.02 NS: 509 GV.053a.03 NS: 509 see also ḍaṅā GV.053a.03 NS: 509, Ill. kvāṭha ḍaṃṅā maśidhau. Building of the fort was'not completed. Mod. danā 03. ḍajokā ? ḍañjekā ?, v.pst., constructed, caused to construct, GV.045b.05 NS: 509 Ill. tripura prākāra dañjekā. The wall around Tripura was completed. 04. daṅāyā, v.pst., built, M1.002b.06 NS: 691 Mod. danāyā Ill. sambata 694 cogāma kvāṭha daṅāyā. In NS 694 when Cogāma fort was built. 05. ḍaṃṅa, v.ptp., building, constructing, GV.053b.01 NS: 509 Ill. kvāṭha dhārosa kvātha ḍaṃṅa lilāyā. Another fort was built in front of the old one. Mod. daṅāḥ 06. ḍaṃṅa, v.ptp., constructing; changing, GV.057b.04 NS: 509 Ill. ḍhvākhā phusa kvāṭha nināthaṃ ḍaṃṅa āvana kvayakāḥ. Having changed the beam, the fort of dhvākhā Phusa was roofed with tiles. Mod. danāḥ 07. dāṃṅana, v.ptp., building up, TL1L.001103 NS: 742 Ill. dāṃṅana kṣaṃkhago jimachaku 11. Eleven scaffolds were used to build (some construction). Mod. danāḥ 08. ḍaṃṅā, v.conj.ptp., erecting or buildine, N.054b.02 NS: 500 Ill. thva kṣaṇasa rājāsana sīmā dvayakam avanalī ḍāya mamālakaṃ dyāṅa ḍaṃṅā khuṃṭa sāka biye mateva (thvate sa?). In such a case, no person can make an embankment and the king shall fix the boundary between the two estates, as he thinks best. 09. daṃṅarā, v.conj.ptp., constructing, N.058a.04 NS: 500 Ill. dyāṅa daṃṅarā. Constructing an embankment. 10. daṃṅāva, v.conj.ptp., erecting, building, N.055b.02 NS: 500 Ill. dyāṅa daṃṅāva. Constructing an embankment. Mod. danāḥ 11. daṃgva, v.perf., built up, ABA.001a.30 NS: 573 Ill. khāra daṃgva syaṃgva sosyaṃ, pāṭhi (?) gāmana yiyake jyā yācake. The villagers from each household will be made to repair the damage of the terrace.

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