جهك झक jhak v.n. of jhaknā, q.v.
H جهك झक jhak (v.n. of jhaknā, q.v.), s.f. Babble, incoherent speech, foolish talking or acting, nonsense; muttering, murmuring; tall talk, boasting; raving, delirium; passion, emotion; wrangling, contending, contention:—effluvium, rank or offensive odour:—jhak-jhak, jhik-jhik, s.f. Wrangling, altercation, dispute:—jhak-jhor, s.m., jhak-jhorī, s.f. Wrangling, contention, mutual pulling and tugging (either in play or in earnest); scramble; altercation; sky-larking; mutual dalliance:—jhak-jhol, adj. Troubled, disturbed, turbid (as water);—s.m.=jhak-jhorī, q.v.:—jhak mārnā, v.n. To talk incoherently, to babble or prate (as an insane person, or a drunken man), to rave; to talk or act foolishly; to talk largely, to boast; to pull a long bow:—jhak-margī, s.f. The being affected with jhak, the talking or acting foolishly, &c.
جهك झक jhak
H جهك झक jhak [prob. S. धक्], adj. Bright, shining; clear, clean, white:—jhak-ā-jhak, adj. Bright, shining, glittering (with gold and silver, &c., as brocade):—jhak kar-denā, v.t. To brighten, to polish, to make clean, to clean out (a platter).
ضاحك ẓāḥik act. part. of ضحك 'to laugh'
A ضاحك ẓāḥik (act. part. of ضحك 'to laugh'), Laugher (at), mocker, ridiculer, satirist.
