کنچن kanchan S̱. (from कांचन) s. m. A cast of people whose females are dancers. کنچنبان kanchan-bān, A real kanchan, or one by birth.

کپاري kapārī कपालिन् S̱. s. m. 1. A title of Siva, who carries a skull in his hand and a chain of skulls round his neck. 2. A cavesson. اردهہ کپاري ardh-kapārī (अर्द्धकपालीय) 1. Pain of half the head, Hemicrania. 2. An areca-nut having two kernels, or rather one of those kernels which are convex on one side and flat on the other, where it was in contact with its fellow. (These nuts, from the doctrine of signatures, are said to be a remedy for the He- micrania).

گانجر gānjar H s. f. A kind of grass or verdure. P. H. گانجنا gānjnā (from Pers. گنج) v. a. 1. To store, to hoard. 2. To stir, to agitate. 3. To churn.

کتابه kitāba A s. m. An epitaph, inscription.

کدکنا kudaknā H v. n. To frisk, to skip.

گيندا gendā गेंडुक S̱. s. m. 1. Marigold. 2. A ball.

کندرکوٿ kundar-kūṭ कुन्दुर S̱. s. m. Name of a medicine. (Olibanum). P. A. کندس kandas or kundus, s. m. Sneezewort.

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

کالا kālā P s. m. Silk cloths, (and, in general) any kind of household furniture. کالاي بد بريش خاوند kālā-e-bad ba-rīsh-i-ḵẖāwind, Let bad things be returned to their proprietor.

گهوسا ghūsā H s. m. 1. A thump, a blow of the fist, buffet. 2. A large kind of rat, bandicote. See گهوس ghūs.