Part of Speech | v.intr |
Vernacular Form | دھامہ |
Phonetic Form | dháama |
Morphemic Form | dham-, dháat- |
Inflection Class | T (Prs): dhamáanu, (Pfv): dháatu, (Cv): dhamí, (Imp): dháam |
Indo-Aryan Proto-Form | *dhrāta- 'satisfied' (T: 6890) |
Example 459:
Source: A:NH12:1:094páanǰ bhišá kaalíi dháatu páanǰ bhišá kaalá na buc̣haaláanu, páanǰ bhišá kaalíi buc̣hóolu ba páanǰ bhišá kaalá na dhamáanu.panǰfivebhištwenty-a-plkaályear-ii-gendháatbecome.full.pfv-u-MSGpanǰfivebhištwenty-a-plkaályear-a-plnanegbuc̣haaléfeel.hungry-án-prs-u-MSGpanǰfivebhištwenty-a-plkaályear-ii-genbuc̣háalhungry-u-MSGbatoppanǰfivebhištwenty-a-plkaályear-a-plnanegdhambe.satisfied-án-prs-u-MSGThe person who has had enough to eat for 100 years will not become hungry in 100 years, but the person who has been hungry for 100 years will not be satisfied in 100 years. [Proverb]
Example 672:
Source: A:NH12:1:064šoorúṇḍu ḍheeríi dháatu heentá, xudaái aamuṣáanu.šoorúṇḍuorphanḍheérbelly-ii-gendháatbecome.full.pfv-u-MSGheentáCONDLxudaáiGodaamúṣforget-án-prs-u-MSGWhen the orphan has had enough to eat [lit. is full in his belly], he forgets God. [Proverb]