As a Hindi name
डोम · ḍom · s.m.
A low caste of Hindūs (they make ropes, mats, baskets, fans, &c. &c., and are employed in removing carcases, filth, &c., and about burial and burning grounds: they are also tumblers and merry-andrews; and withal are great thieves: thus it will be seen that, besides the name, they have much in common with the gipsies or 'Rom') — Platts (1884), digital edition courtesy DSAL, University of Chicago, p. 569
As a Sanskrit word
Meaning
a man of low caste (living by singing and music)
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Dictionary citations
ḍoma m. a man of low caste (living by singing and music), Tantr.
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