کڙک kaṛak H (from کڙکنا) s. f. 1. A crash, a crack. 2. Thunder. 3. Agility. ¶ kuṛuk, s. f. Clucking (of a hen).

کڙکا kaṛkā H s. m. Pæan, song of triumph.

کڙکا kaṛkā H s. m. (dakh.) Shore, brink, brim. See کناره kināra.

کڙکنا kaṛaknā H v. n. 1. To crack, to crackle. 2. To thunder.

کڙکها kaṛkhā H s. m. Encouraging the soldiers in time of battle, by pointing out the good effects of steadiness and valour, extolling the actions of former heroes, &c.: war-song to encourage combatants.

کڙکهيت kaṛkhait H s. m. A kind of bard, an officer in Indian armies whose business it is to

کڙکڙا kaṛkaṛā कर्कर S̱. adj. Hard, stiff, strong.

کڙکڙانا kuṛkuṛānā H 1. To cluck, to cackle (a laying hen). 2. To speak angrily, to murmur, to grumble. ¶ kiṛkiṛānā, To gnash the teeth from rage. ¶ kaṛkaṛānā, To give such a sound as oil or butter when boiling.