- hāka
- ID:
- T374409
- हाक (Newar, Devanagari script, Original)
- > hāka (Newar, Latin script, Transliteration-Indological Standard Transliteration)
- > hāk (Newar, Latin script, Transliteration-Jørgensen System of Newar Transliteration)
Other Dictionaries
1. DCN Malla
- Variants:
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nom., one who asks, H.062a.01 NS: 691 Ill. thāya madatasā, rīmarātasā, mevana hāka madatasā, thva sotāna, paraṇa misā sati juya maphova. A woman who has no residence, no leisure, no relations- without these three characteristics - she can't be of a good conduct.
- language:
- English
Definition Related Subject
- Newar Grammatical Function:
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n., chaḷlenge, T.008b.01 NS: 638 Ety. Pk. hakkā "'shout" ft. S. hakka "calling to an elephant" Ill. siṃhana krodharapaṃ hāka bisyaṃ vā ṅheseṃ gudā pāchāse keṅā. The lion in anger challenged him by erinding his teeth and carrying the donkey on its back.
- language:
- English
Definition Related Subject
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2. DCN Jørgensen
- is a variant of
- hika
- Variants:
~ tinë to throw away; ~ tiṅāwo (or tiṅaṃ) choya id.; [176] ~ tṅāwo biya to throw to. — hākā = hāk.
- language:
- English
- Variants:
hāka has 1 other term directly related to it, which is presented here.