antraṁ dhami

 The expression corresponds to the Sanskrit word antraṃdhami, meaning indigestion or painful swelling/inflammation of the bowels.

✅ Correct Sanskrit form

The web results indicate that the correct term is antraṃdhami (अन्त्रंधमि), not “antraṁ dhami” as two separate words

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✅ Meaning

According to the Sanskrit dictionary entry provided in the results:

• antraṃdhami — feminine noun meaning indigestion, inflammation of the bowels, or flatulence

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• It is described as “inflation of the bowels from wind”

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✅ Etymology and breakdown

The entry explains the derivation as:

• antram — “intestine, gut, bowels”
• dhami — from a verbal root meaning “to blow, swell, puff” (implied in the dictionary gloss)
• Together: antra + ṃ + dhami → “swelling/puffing of the intestines”

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✅ Context of use

• The term appears in Hindu medical or anatomical vocabulary.
• It is cited in texts such as Hārāvalī (verse 141) as a name for a digestive/bowel disorder

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✅ Related terms

The page also notes related or partially matching entries such as antram (“intestine”) and dhami, but these are not separate definitions of the compound

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