dohada m. (also n. L.
• probably Prākṛit 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 Naish. i, 82 Sch. 

Sanskrit-English Dictionary, by M. Monier William