झर्झर

{ jharjharḥ }

A Sanskrit English Dictionary

झर्झर  m.  m. a kind of drum, [MBh. vi ff.]; [Pāṇ. 4-4, 56]; [Hariv.]; [R. vi, 99, 23]
a strainer, [Bhpr. v, 11, 125]
°रक   = , [L.]
N. of a दैत्य (son of हिरण्याक्ष), [Hariv. 194]
of a river, [L.]
झर्झर  n.  n. a sound as of splashing or dropping, [W.]

The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

झर्झरः [jharjharḥ]   1 A sort of drum.
The Kali age.
A cane-staff.
An iron instrument used in cooking.
A cymbal.
-रा   A whore, harlot.
-री   A sort of drum.
-रम्   A sound as of splashing or dropping.

Shabda-Sagara

झर्झर  mf.  ( -रः-री) A sort of drum.
 m.  ( -रः)
1. The Kaliyuga, the pre- sent Yug or age of the world.
2. The name of a river.
3. A cane- staff.
4. A cymbal
 f.  ( -रा) A whore.
 n.  ( -रं) A sound as of splashing or dropping.
E. झर्झ an imitative sound like that of water splash- ing, &c. and र what makes, from रा

ROOTS:

झर्झ र रा

with ड affix, or झर्झ to cen- sure, and करच् Unadi aff.