کالي काली kālī S 1. adj. f. Black. کالي مرچ kālī mirch, s. f. Black pepper. 2. s. f. The Hecate of the Hindūs, and wife of Siva, to whom human sacrifices are offered. 3. The Nile. 4. Ink. 5. s. m. (for कालिय) Name of a snake with a hundred and ten hoods, van- quished by Kr̤ish̤ṇa. کالي بون kālī-būn, s. m. Name of a plant. کالي تلسي kālī-tulsī, s. f. Basil. (Ocimum sanctum). کالي ده kālī-dah, Name of a whirlpool in the river Jamunā, where the snake کالي lived. کالي زيري kālī-zīrī, s. f. See سوم راج somrāj. کالي مٿي kālī-miṭṭī, s. f. Black lead.

گجر gajar H s. m. The chimes rung at the ex- piration of a watch or pahar of the day or night; but sometimes restricted to those at the close of the fourth; the word pahar being more commonly used for the middle chimes. (Gilch.).

کهجلانا khujlānā S̱. (from खर्जू) v. n. To itch, to scratch, to tickle.

کرتگهن कृतघ्न kr̤itaghna S adj. m. Un- grateful, neg- lectful of favours, an ingrate.

کهرکهرا kharkharā S̱. (Sans. खरकर) s. m. A currycomb. ¶ khurkhurā, adj. Rough.

گهساو ghisāʼo S̱. s. m. (from گهسنا ghisnā) At- trition, rubbing, fric- tion, abrasion.

کلاوه kalāwa P s. m. A skein or ball of thread; the band round the elephantʼs neck in which the driver fixes his feet. The elephantʼs neck: Gilch.

کنيل kanel S̱. s. f. See کنير kaner.

کسنئي kisnaʼī S̱. (Sans. कृषि) s. f. Husbandry, agriculture, tillage.

کهل खल khal S s. 1. A worthless person, a ma- licious person. 2. An oil-cake. 3. A pit.