Comparative evidence

denḱ

• OInd. dam̐ś- ‘bite’ (MW: 464; Whitney 1885: 69)

Derivatives

• OInd. dam̐śa ‘biting’, ‘bite’, ‘flaw’ (in a jewel),‘tooth’(MW: 464)

• OInd. dam̐śaka ‘biting’, ‘tooth’, ‘fly’(MW: 464)

• OInd. -damśin ‘biting’, ‘dog’, ‘wasp’(MW: 464)

• OInd. dam̐śana ‘act of biting’, ‘bite’, ‘being bitten by’, ‘armour’, ‘mail’(MW: 464)

• OInd. dám̐śuka ‘biting’(MW: 464)

• OInd. dam̐ṣṭr̥ ‘biter’(MW: 464)

• OInd. dám̐ṣṭrā̆ ‘large tooth’, ‘tusk’, ‘fang’(MW: 464)

• OInd. dám̐śman ‘bite’, ‘bitten spot’(MW: 464)

• OInd. daṅkṣṇú ‘mordacious’(MW: 464)

• OInd. daśana ‘tooth’, ‘bite’, ‘peak’, ‘armour’(MW: 464)

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.