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हठ haṭh[or हट haṭ; prob. Prk. धटी=S. धृ ितः, rt. धृ ], s.f. Pertinacity, perseverance; importunity; insisting, insistence; persistence; stubbornness, obstinacy, perverseness; doggedness; unpersuadableness; disobedience, refractoriness;—crossness, peevishness; a fit of the sulks, a pet; displeasure;—teasing or worrying (by insistence, etc.);—allegation:—haṭh-bas (or haṭ-bas), adj. Under the influence of obstinacy or a refractory disposition, etc.:—haṭh-dharm (or haṭ-dharam), or haṭh-dharmī(or haṭ-dharmī), adj. Pertinacious; obstinate, perverse;—unjust; ungrateful;—bigoted:—haṭh-dharmī(or haṭ-dharmī), s.f. Pertinacity;—obstinacy, perverseness;—injustice;—bigotry;—ingratitude:—haṭh-dharmīkarnā, To be obstinate, or refractory;—to do injustice, etc.:—haṭh-sīl (or haṭ-sīl), adj. Of an obstinate or stubborn or refractory disposition:—haṭhkarnā(or haṭkarnā), v.n. To practise pertinacity, etc.; to be pertinacious, or importunate, or obstinate, or perverse, etc.; to insist (on); to persist (in); to resist or disobey obstinately;—to be cross or peevish:—haṭh-kīṭek-par honā, v.n. To be bent on obstinate resistance; to be determined to act perversely, or to disobey, etc.