ٿهوکر ठोकर ṭhokar
H ٿهوکر ठोकर ṭhokar [rt. of ṭhoknā+ar = Prk. अडी=S. र+ई], s.f. A cause of stumbling (as projecting stones, boulders, &c. on a road), obstacle, stumbling-block; tripping or striking the foot against anything; trip, stumble, false step; kick, thump, blow, stroke; shock; loss (in trade, &c.); beating time with the foot; a cow-catcher (syn. ćhāj):—ṭhokar-par mārnā, v.t. To kick away, to spurn:—ṭhokar khānā, v.n. To trip, stumble; to meet with a loss, to suffer misfortune:—ṭhokareṅ khānā, v.n. To trip, &c. (=ṭhokar khānā); to be kicked and knocked about, to be ill-used (by, -kī):—ṭhokar lagnā (-kī), To come into collision (with), to knock (against, an obstacle), to trip, stumble:—ṭhokar mārnā, To kick (against, -par), knock or strike (against); to strike, kick, spurn (with, -ko).
تحقير taḥqīr
A تحقير taḥqīr [inf. n. ii of حقر 'to be contemptible'], s.f. Rendering contemptible; despising; contempt, scorn, disdain; neglect.
ٿهاکر ठाकुर ṭhākur
H ٿهاکر ठाकुर ṭhākur [S. ठक्कुरः], s.m. An idol, a deity; the Supreme God; a lord, master, chief (among certain castes of Rājpūts); a feudal noble of Rājputānā; the head of a tribe or village; a landholder; a person of rank or authority, one entitled to reverence or respect; an honorific title after the name of a distinguished person (in Bengal, written Tāgore); a title of respect, Sir, Master, Your Worship; an honorific form of address for a barber (cf. ḵẖalīfa, 'a tailor'):—ṭhākur-bāp, s.m. A grandfather:—ṭhākur-bāṛī, s.f. An idol-temple:—ṭhākur-jī, s.m. A name for the Deity (among Bairāgīs); a title of respect:—ṭhākur-dwārā, s.m. An idol-temple (=ṭhākur-bāṛī):—ṭhākur-sewā, s.f. lit. 'The service of an idol'; a grant of revenue for the support of an idol-temple:—ṭhākur-mā, s.f. A grandmother.
