Comparative evidence

deh₃

• OInd. dā-/dad- ‘give’, ‘grant’ (MW: 473-474; Whitney 1885: 71)

Derivatives

• OInd. dā́, -da ‘giving’, ‘granting’, ‘gift’, ‘giver’ (MW: 474)

• OInd. dā́ti ‘sickle’, ‘scythe’ (MW: 474)

• OInd. datti ‘gift’ (MW: 467)

• OInd. dātr̥ ‘giver’, ‘donor’ (MW: 474)

• OInd. dā́na ‘act of giving’, ‘donation’, ‘gift’ (MW: 474)

• OInd. dā́man ‘allotment’, ‘share’ (MW: 474)

• OInd. dāmán ‘giver’, ‘donor’, ‘gift’ (MW: 474)

• OInd. dāyá ‘gift’, ‘present’ (MW: 474)

• OInd. dāyaka ‘giving’, ‘granting’, ‘telling’, ‘causing’ (MW: 474)

• OInd. dāyin ‘giving’, ‘granting’, ‘permitting’, ‘owing’, ‘causing’ (MW: 474)

• OInd. dāván ‘giving’, ‘granting’ (MW: 474)

• OInd. -díya ‘deserving of gifts’, ‘gift’ (MW: 478)

• OInd. deṣṇá ‘giving’, ‘gift’ (MW: 496)

• OInd. -dada ‘giving’ (MW: 467)

• OInd. dāda ‘gift’, ‘donation’ (MW: 474)

• OInd. daditŕ̥ ‘giver’ (MW: 467)

• OInd. dadí ‘giving’, ‘bestowing’ (MW: 467)

• OInd. -dāpana ‘forcing to give’, ‘forcing to pay’ (MW: 474)

References

MW = Monier-Williams, M. 1899. A Sanskrit-English Dictionary. Clarendon Press.
Whitney 1885 = Whitney W. D. 1885. The roots, verb forms and primary Derivatives of the Sanskrit language. A supplement to his Sanskrit grammar. Leipzig.