hAraka · adjective · hāraka 1
hāraka , m. , ( 1 ) porter, carrier (in Skt. recorded only ifc. , and so usually BHS ): asati hārake ( v.l. hartari) Prāt 497.12 , when no porter is available ; in same mg. bhāra-hāraka, (load-)carrier , Śikṣ 180.18 ; see kāṣṭhahāraka ; dhana-hārakaḥ, to get wealth , Divy 5.12 , see s.v. ṛṇadhara , also ojo-hāraka ; acc. adv. , as ger. ( § 35.5 ), śāli-hārakaṃ gatasya Mv i.343.4 , gone rice-gathering ; ( 2 ) in Śikṣ 330.15 ( vs ) seems to denote a kind of entertainer: utkuṭa-śobhika-hāraka-nṛtyā māyakarāḥ … Perhaps corrupt.
carrying; removing
Hāraka (adjective) [from hāra] carrying, taking, getting; removing (feminine hārikā) M I 385; Ja I 134, 479; Pv II 9 1 (dhana°); Pj II 259 (maṃsa°). — mala° an instrument for removing ear-wax Ap 303; cf. haraṇī. sattha° a dagger carrier, assassin Vin III 73; S IV 62. See also vallī.
(masc, masc, agent, from harati) carrier; bearer [lit.] who carries Construction: √har > hār + *aka
(masc, masc, agent, from harati) remover; who takes out [lit.] who carries Construction: √har > hār + *aka
(adj, adj, from harati) carrying, removing [lit.] who carries Construction: √har > hār + *aka