As a Hindi name
डिण्डिम · ḍinḍim · s.m.
= H ڐنڐمي डिण्डिमी ḍinḍimī, s.f. A kind of small drum or tabor (cf. ḍamrin) — Platts (1884), digital edition courtesy DSAL, University of Chicago, p. 567
As a Sanskrit word
Meaning
a kind of drum, (once ˚mā, ), (once, ) &c. (ifc. ā, )
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Dictionary citations
ḍiṇḍima m. a kind of drum, vii, ix; Hariv. (once f(˚mā). , 14836), R. v; Kathās. (once n., xci, 23) &c. (ifc. f(ā). , Amar.)
great noise, murmuring, clamour, loud assertion, Kād.; Bālar.; Vcar. (-tva n. abstr.) &c.
Carissa Carandas, L.
ḍiṇḍima mfn. humming, Kād. ii, 154.
ḍiṇḍima m. (-maḥ) 1 A musical instrument, a kind of small drum or tabor. 2 A plant, bearing a small fruit, (Carissa carandas): see kṛṣṇapāka. E. ḍiṇḍi imitative sound, a din, and ma what emits, from mi, with ḍa aff.
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