kāka

[mw] m. (onomat. imitation of the cawing of the crow cf. kai Nir. iii, 18 Un2.), a crow AdbhBr.; Mn.; MBh.; R.; Sus3r.; Hit. 266,3 46945 m. (metaphorically, as an expression of contempt e.g. na tvāṃ kākaṃ manye, I rate thee less than a crow Pa1n2. 2-3, 17 Pat.; cf. tīrtha-kāka Comm. on Pa1n2. 2-1, 42) 266,3 46946 m. an impudent or insolent fellow L. 266,3 46947 m. a lame man, a cripple W. 266,3 46948