s. m, ushing, shoving; force, violence, oppression, hardship; maliciousness; damage, loss, calamity:—dhakká or dhakke deṉá, láuṉe, v. n. To shove, to push; to turn out; to bring any calamity on one; to disgrace:—dhakke kháṉe, paiṉe, v. n. To be pushed, to be knocked, to be kicked about:—dhakke báj, s. m. f. One that pushes or shoves; an oppressor, an impudent person:—dhakke bájí, s. f. Pushing and shoving; force, violence;—dharm dhakká, s. m. Knocks and blows suffered at any religious fair, to suffer a loss on account of religious matters; to be excommunicated from caste:—dhakke dhoṛe khaṉá, v. n. To wave; to be restless, to be unsettled; to wander about without any dependence:—hikk dá dhakká harná, v. n. To be obstinate, to be stubborn, to show violence or force:—dhakke jáṉá, v. n. To be cursed:—dhakke laggṉá, v. a. To suffer a shock; to suffer a loss or damage, to meet with misfortune; to turn out ill.