डम्बर

{ ḍambarḥ, ḍambara }

Puranic Encyclopaedia

ḌAMBARA   One of the two attendants given by Brahmā to Subrahmaṇya. The other attendant's name is Āḍaṁbara. [M.B. Śalya Parva, Chapter 45, Verse 39] .

A Sanskrit English Dictionary

डम्बर  m.  m. great noise, loud assertion of (in comp.), verbosity, [Kathās. cvii, 5]; [Pratāpar.]; [Sāh.]
entanglement, multitude, mass, [Mālatīm.]; [Mcar.]; [Kathās.lxxi]
beauty, [Uttarar.]; [Viddh.]
N. of an attendant of स्कन्द, [MBh. ix, 2541]
डुम्ब्°   of a गन्धर्व, [Hariv.] ( v.l.)
आ    cf.-.

The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

डम्बरः [ḍambarḥ] a.  a. Famous, renowned.
रः An assemblage, collection, mass; [Māl.9.16.]
Show, pomp.
Resemblance, likeness, appearance; [U.6.17;] [Māl.3.7.]
Pride, arrogance.
A great noise, loud assertion, verbosity; आविर्भावडम्बरं कृत्वा [Ks.17.5.]
Beauty.-Comp. नामन् Having a high-sounding name; [Māl. 1.4-5.] (v. l.)

Shabda-Sagara

डम्बर   adj.
 f.  ( -रा)
1. Famous, Renowned.
2. (m) An assemblage, a mass. as in गेघडम्वर .