تڙکا तड़का taṛkā
H تڙکا तड़का taṛkā [taṛak, q.v.+S. कः], s.m. lit. 'A cleaving, breaking'; break of day, dawn, early morning:—taṛkā honā, v.n. To be day-break, to dawn;—to be broken, become bankrupt, to be reduced to poverty; to be roused, have the eyes opened, be brought to one's senses; to be astonished or astounded:—taṛke, adv. At dawn or day-break, in the early morning, early.
تڙاکا तड़ाका taṛākā
H تڙاکا तड़ाका taṛākā, s.m. Sound of snapping, &c. (=taṛāk); pelting, down-pour (of a heavy shower); banging, pealing, rattling (of musketry, &c.); bustle, briskness, din, clamour (of an extensive business); clatter, clash, fury, violence (of a storm, &c.); sharpness, rigour, ardour, severity, intensity (of cold, heat, rain, wind, &c), pressure, scarcity, lack (of any commodity):—taṛāke-kā, adj. (f. ī), Pelting (as rain); violent (as a storm); intense (as cold, &c.); noisy, bustling, brisk (as a business); loud, gaudy; brilliant, splendid, magnificent.
تڙاقا taṛāqā
H تڙاقا taṛāqā, s.m.=taṛākā, q.v.
