As a Hindi name
दोहद · noun · feminine
गर्भवाली स्त्री की इच्छा । उकौना · गर्भवती स्त्री की मतली इत्यादि · गर्भा- वस्था — Śabdasāgara
दोहद · dohad · s.m.
Morbid desire, craving; the longing of a pregnant woman; the desired object itself — Platts (1884), digital edition courtesy DSAL, University of Chicago, p. 536
As a Sanskrit word
Meaning
any morbid desire or wish for (loc. or comp. ā), &c.
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Dictionary citations
dohada m. (also n., L.; probably Prākṛt for. daurhṛda lit. sickness of heart, nausea) the longing of a pregnant woman for partic. objects (fig. said of plants which at budding time long to be touched by the foot or by the mouth [Ragh. xix, 12] of a lovely woman)
any morbid desire or wish for (loc. or comp. f(ā). ), Yājñ.; R.; Kālid.; Pañc.; Kathās. &c.
pregnancy
a kind of fragrant substance used as manure, Naiṣ. i, 82, Sch.
dohada or dohala (accord. to Luders fr. duhalī = dvihṛd, ‘pregnant’).
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