English Meaning of jhataka

Meaning of 'jhataka'

m jhatakara m (Imit. formations from jhata!) A smart blow as with a stick or switch. 2 A sudden and smart pull: also a Jerk with hand or foot. 3 A sudden and smart pain, a shooting, throe, pang, twinge. 4 A puff, gust, blast (of wind): a bursting forth (of rage): a blow or blast (from a bhuta or fiend): a flinging out (of the foot in dancing): a swing (of the arm or body): the sweep or sway (of a weapon): a whisk from a skirt or an end. v mara, de, basa. 5 A shake or a flap; a flap with the supa or sifting fan &c. v de. 6 A concussion or sudden blow (as from a body struck against); a knock or hit (as in falling. v laga. 7 A stroke of the sun; or, less specially, a blast of unha or sun-heated air: the sweep or prevalence, or an alighting stroke, of jarimari or other epidemic: an attack of fever, bilious disorder &c.: a blight falling upon crops: a blow (loss) in trade or business. v laga, basa, mara N.B. jhatakara is, throughout the above senses, less common than jhataka. jhatakyapatakyanta In a shake or trice; in half a moment. jhatakyasarasa With a smart slash, cut, or stroke; with a jerk, catch, or pull; with a sweep or swing; with a whisk or shake; with a sally, start, spring, bound, dart, rush, run, go; with any outburst or sudden and forceful action: also as with a pop; all of a sudden--dropping down dead.

Meaning of झटका

m झटकारा m (Imit. formations from झट!) A smart blow as with a stick or switch. 2 A sudden and smart pull: also a Jerk with hand or foot. 3 A sudden and smart pain, a shooting, throe, pang, twinge. 4 A puff, gust, blast (of wind): a bursting forth (of rage): a blow or blast (from a भूत or fiend): a flinging out (of the foot in dancing): a swing (of the arm or body): the sweep or sway (of a weapon): a whisk from a skirt or an end. v मार, दे, बस. 5 A shake or a flap; a flap with the सूप or sifting fan &c. v दे. 6 A concussion or sudden blow (as from a body struck against); a knock or hit (as in falling. v लाग. 7 A stroke of the sun; or, less specially, a blast of ऊन्ह or sun-heated air: the sweep or prevalence, or an alighting stroke, of जरीमरी or other epidemic: an attack of fever, bilious disorder &c.: a blight falling upon crops: a blow (loss) in trade or business. v लाग, बस, मार N.B. झटकारा is, throughout the above senses, less common than झटका. झटक्यापटक्यांत In a shake or trice; in half a moment. झटक्यासरसा With a smart slash, cut, or stroke; with a jerk, catch, or pull; with a sweep or swing; with a whisk or shake; with a sally, start, spring, bound, dart, rush, run, go; with any outburst or sudden and forceful action: also as with a pop; all of a sudden--dropping down dead.

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