کندوري kandūrī P s. f. 1. A linen (or leather) tablecloth. 2. A feast held in honour of Fāt̤i- ma, of which only women (and those the most virtuous) can partake; no male is ever per- mitted to see the food dressed on this occasion and set apart for an offering to the prophetʼs daughter. 3. Name of a gourd: see بنب bimb.

کوني kaun-ī A adj. Material, worldly.

کوهني kohnī कफोणि S̱. s. f. The elbow.

کوکنا kūk-nā S̱. 1. v. n. To sob, to cry, to scream; to vociferate or call (as the کوکل kokil). 2. v. a. To wind up (a watch, clock, &c.).

کچهواها kachhwāhā H s. m. A tribe of Rājpūts, claiming descent from Kus, the son of Rāma- chandra. The Rājās of Jainagar are of this family.

گهمسان ghamsān घोरश्मशान S̱. s. m. Battle, engagement.

کوندنا kaundnā H v. n. See کوندهنا kaundhnā.

کلهڙا kulhṛā H s. m. A cup, larger than کلهيا kul- hiyā, q. v. an earthen vessel to drink out of.

کٿکنا kaṭkanā S̱. 1. s. m. A picture or model (on wood). 2. Plan, scheme, sketch, regulation. 3. adj. Shrewd, cunning.

کپوري kapūr-ī S̱. (from कर्पूर) A kind of betel- leaf so called.