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کڙکا कड़का kaṛka

H کڙکا कड़का kaṛka [kaṛak, q.v. + Prk. अओ=S. कः], s.m. Crack, report, crash, &c. (=kaṛk, q.v.); a loud shout (of joy, &c); a song of triumph, a pæan;—a pastoral; a lay (=kaṛkhā).

کڙاکا कड़ाका kaṛākā cf. kaṛaknā; and kaṛākaṛ

H کڙاکا कड़ाका kaṛākā (cf. kaṛaknā; and kaṛākaṛ), s.m. A loud cracking sound, a crash (as of anything breaking, or of a falling house, &c.);—sharpness, fierceness, rigour, severity, intensity, extremity (of action, or quality, or heat, or cold, or famine, or epidemic disease, &c.); a rigid fast:—kaṛāke-kā, adj. (f. -kī), Long, rigid (as a fast); sharp, fierce, severe rigorous (as a season, an epidemic, a famine, &c.):—kaṛākā guẓarnā (-par), To fast long or rigidly, to go without food, to starve; to suffer severely, to experience great distress.