نکامه ni-kām-a S̱. adj. (dakh.) Useless, worthless, abject, base, good for nothing.

نکامي ni-kām-ī S̱. adj. (dakh.) Without use, use- lessly.

کام د يو कामदेव kām-dew S or kāma-deva, s. m. The god of love, the Indian Cupid. He was the son of Vish̤ṇu and Rukmiṇī, and husband of Rati (or Venus). Having offended Mahā- deva, he was destroyed by the flame from the

کام دهين कामधेनु kām-dhenu S 1. n. prop. Name of a cow, belonging to Indra, that grants every thing requested of her. 2. A cow that gives much milk.

کاماتر कामातुर kām-ātur S adj. Distracted with lust, libidinous, lustful. S. کامارت कामार्त्त (i. e. काम Desire, love, and आर्त्त Afflicted, from r. ऋत Hate, move) kā- mārt, adj. Lustful.

کامران kām-rān P (کام Desire, and part. act. of راندن To drive) adj. Fortunate, successful.

کامراني kām-rān-ī P s. f. Good fortune, prosperity, felicity, success, pleasure, enjoyment of all the mind desires, attainment of oneʼs wishes.

کامي kām-ī S adj. 1. (कामी) Libidinous, lust- ful, loving. 2. (from कर्म्म) Busy.

کامياب kām-yāb P adj. Prosperous, happy, suc- cessful, satisfied, obtaining oneʼs object, or all that one desires.

کاميابي kām-yāb-ī P s. f. Prosperity, happiness, attainment of oneʼs wishes.

کامگار kām-gār P 1. adj. Effecting or obtaining whatever is desired, absolute, powerful, uncontrolled. 2. A beast or bird of chase that al- ways catches its game.