بانکاچور bānkā-chūr S̱. s. m. A fop, a beau, a coxcomb, a bully, a bravo.

حکاک ḥakkāk A (adj. superl. of حکّ) s. m. A cutter and polisher of precious stones.

سکاک sakkāk A (from سکّ To cover or strength- en with plates of iron, from Heb. To cover) s. m. A cutler, one who makes knives.

سکاکي sakkāk-ī A. s. f. The business of a cutler.

لوکاچاري lok-āchār-ī लोकाचार S̱. s. (dakh. i. q. لوگ لاج) Custom of a people, the honour or credit of a people. S. لوکالوک लोकालोक (लोक Seeing, and अलोक not seeing; causing light and darkness, as interposing between the dwīpas and the sun) lokālok, s. m. A mountainous belt sur- rounding the outermost of the seven seas and bounding the world.

چکاچاک chakāchāk P s. f. The sound of the repeated strokes of a sword, dagger or mace.

چکاچونده chakāchaundh H s. f. The state of being dazzled, radiance.

کاچ काच kāch S s. m. Glass. See کانچ kānch.

کاچا kāchā H (in Braj) for کچا kachchā, q. v.

کاچهـ kāchh S̱. (Sans. कच्छ) s. m. 1. A cloth worn round the hips passing between the legs and tucked in behind. 2. The upper part of the thigh.

کاچهن kāchhan S̱. s. f. A female gardener, &c. see کاچهي.

کاچهنا kāchhnā S̱. v. a. To bind on or tie up the کاچهـ kāchh, q. v.

کاچهنا kāchhnā H v. a. To skim, to gather.

کاچهني kāchhnī S̱. (from कच्छ) s. f. A cloth worn over the کاچهـ kāchh, q. v.

کاچهي kāchhī S̱. (perhaps from Sans. कच्छ) s. m. A gardener, who cultivates and sells potherbs.