As a Hindi name
डमर · noun · masculine
भय से पलायन । भगेड़ । भगदजड़ · हलचल । उपद्रव · गाँवों के साधारण संघर्ष (को॰) — Śabdasāgara
As a Sanskrit word
Meaning
a riot, tumult, cf. ḍām˚.
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Dictionary citations
ḍamara m. (n., L.) a riot, tumult, VarBṛS.; Kathās. c; Pārśvan. iv, 186; cf. ḍām˚.
(also) a portent, evil omen, L.
ḍamara mf. (-raḥ-rā) 1 An affray, a conflict without weapons. 2 Terrifying an enemy by shouts and gestures. 3 Petty or predatory warfare, war carried on by detachments or by villages, one in which kings are not engaged. 4 Rout, riot. n. (-raṃ) Flight, running away through fear. E. ḍam imitative sound, and ara what occasions, from ṛ to go, affix ap.
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