کرام kirām A s. plur. (of کريم) Noble, generous, eminent. ¶ kurām, 1. adj. Great, high in rank or authority, venerable. 2. s. m. Magni- tude, dignity, authority. ¶ kurrām, adj. Most noble, most generous. کرام کاتبين kirāmuṉ kā- tibīn, Recording angels.

کهاروا khārūʼā H s. m. A coarse kind of red cloth of cotton.

کول kol H s. m. 1. A creek, a bay. 2. Any long

کروا karūʼā S̱. (from करक) s. m. An earthern

کتاٴي katāʼī S̱. (from کتانا) s. m. Spinning, the price paid for spinning. کتاٴي کرنا katāʼī karnā To spin.

کام kām S s. m. 1. (काम) Desire, wish, incli- nation. 2. The god of love, Cupid. 3. (for कर्म्म) Business, action, act, deed, affair, mat- ter, work, use, occupation, employment. 4. Packet, mail, post-bag. کام آنا kām ānā, 1. To come into use, be of use, avail, stand in stead,

کمينه kamīna P adj. Mean, base, ignoble, abject, defective, of low condition, vulgar or common (person).

کدام kudām P pron. Who? which? what?

کراهي karāhī कटाह S̱. s. f. A flat vessel of iron, brass or earth, in which food is boiled or fried. کراهي چاٿنا karāhī chāṭnā, To lick the pots (from indigence or extreme avarice); hence, applied as a reproach to a bridegroom if it rain on his wedding procession, اسني کراهي چاٿي

گل پهولا gal-phūlā S̱. (from गल Throat, and r. फु्ल्ल Flower) adj. Chubby. P. گلتا galtā (corrupt. from غلطان) s. m. Sheath.