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टक्कर ṭakkar[S. ःतक्+ar= Prk. अडी=S. र+ई], s.f. Striking or knocking (against), running (against), collision, impact; pushing, push, jostling; butting, the knocking of head against head; shock, concussion, blow, knock; damage, loss; encounter, rencontre; competition, rivalry; equality, resemblance, comparison; rival, antagonist, match, equal:—ṭakkar pahāṛ-se lenā, v.n. To enter the lists against an adversary of greatly superior force (see ṭakkar lenā):—ṭakkar jhelnā, v.n. To suffer a blow, meet a shock, endure hardship, trials, etc., to bear up against loss, calamity, etc.; to stand aghast:—ṭakkar (or ṭakkareṅ) khānā(-se), To knock, strike, run, or bump (against), to come into collision (with); to stumble; to be dashed (against); to fight or contend (with); to vie (with); to meet with a loss or misfortune:—ṭakkar khilānā, v.t. To knock or dash against, etc.=ṭakrānā, q.v.:—ṭakkar larnā(-se), To butt; to vie (with), etc.=ṭakkar khānāand ṭakkar mārnā:—ṭakkar lagnā(-se), To knock (against), etc.=ṭakkar khānā:—ṭakkar lenā(-se), To encounter, confront, contend (with):—ṭakkar mārnā, v.n. To knock (against), (met.from the suppliant's striking his head against the ground) to pray; to curse; to butt; to vie (with), to rival, emulate; to contend (against), to oppose; to strive, endeavour, use effort or exertion; to try in vain, exert one-self uselessly:—barābar-ke ṭakkarkā, adj. Equally good, equal.