kawkAra
kaṭkāra , m. (so also Mironov ; vv.ll. in the two edd. kadgara, kaṭkara, kaṅkara), some kind of bird: Mvy 4894 , acc. to Tib. (one rendering) and Chin. = the prec. item, krakara, 4893 , which in Skt. means a kind of partridge ; cf. also Pali kakkara, said to mean jungle-cock ; Tib. also bya baṅ , which acc. to Jä. means night-hawk, goat-sucker ; or bat .