دهكا

धक्का dhakkā, (and in comp. also) धकाdhakā(i.q. dhaṛkā, q.v.), s.m. Shove, push, knock, jostle, jolt, jog, shock, impact, collision; a blow or stroke of misfortune, or affliction, etc.; loss (in trade), damage:—dhakā-pel, s.m., dhakā-pelī, s.f., dhakkā-dhakkī, s.f., or dhakkam-dhakkā, s.m., Shoving and pushing, jostling:—dhakā-pelīkarnā, To push and shove, to jostle:—dhakkādenā(-ko), To shove, push, jolt, jostle, knock against, to thrust or push away; to inflict a blow or shock on, to bring misfortune on:—dhakkākhānā, v.n. To receive a shock or blow, to be pushed, shoved, or knocked, etc., to suffer collision:—dhakke khānā, To be pushed or jostled about, to suffer indignities, to be roughly handled; to suffer misfortune:—dhakkālagnā(-ko), To get a knock, or shock, or jolt, etc.; to suffer loss; to meet with misfortune:—dinoṅ-ko dhakke denā, To push through life somehow, to live with difficulty.