dhána n. the prize of a contest or the contest itself (lit. a running match, race, or the thing raced for; hitáṃ dhánam, a proposed prize or contest; dhanaṃ-√ ji, to win the prize or the fight), [RV.]
booty, prey (dhanam-√ bhṛ Ā., to carry off the prize or booty), [RV.]; [AV.]
any valued object, (esp.) wealth, riches, (movable) property, money, treasure, gift, [RV.] &c. &c.
capital (opp. to vṛddhi interest), [Yājñ. ii, 58]
= go-dhana, [Hariv. 3886]
(arithm.) the affirmative quantity or plus (opp. to ṛṇa, kṣaya, vyaya, hāni)
N. of the 2nd mansion, [Var.]
dhána m. N. of a merchant, [HPariś.]; [Siṃhās.]