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کسبت kisbat : کسبت kisbat A. (perhaps, for کسوت kiswat, Dress, garb: or کسبت Gain, way of gaining) s. f. 1. The case (or bag) barbers, surgeons, &c. keep their tools in. 2. A piece of leather worn by a bihishtī or waterman on his left hip, on which he rests the bag containing water. کسبت نامه kisbat-nāma, s. m. A book containing the histories of barbers, surgeons, &c. and directions for their practice. The bihishtīs also have such a book.

کهلڙا khalṛā खल्या S̱. s. m. Skin, hide.

کلکل کانٿا kilkil-kānṭā H s. m. A game among boys. One boy, having drawn several lines upon a stone, hides it, and the others, repeating the words kil-kil-kānṭā, run about searching for it. Whoever finds the stone has a right to strike the boy who hid it three times with his fingers on the back of the hand.

گرجه girja PORT. (Portuguese Igréja, from Gr. e)kklhsi/a) s. m. A church.

کهلي بندون khule-bandoṅ S̱. (کهلي from کهلنا To be opened or untied, and بند A knot or tie) Freely, unceremoniously, openly.

گمانا gamānā S̱. (caus. of گمنا) v. a. To pass (time).

کهونچا کهانچي khonchā-khānchī H s. f. 1. Thrusting, stuffing. 2. Mutual wrangling or quar- relling.

کرامت karāmat A s. f. 1. Generosity, magni- ficence, nobleness, excellence. 2. A miracle. (Plur. کرامات karāmāt).

کيڙ kīṛ कीट S̱. s. (dakh.) Worm: see کيڙا kīṛā. کيڙ کهايا مون kīṛ khāyā mūṅ (i. q. کهڙبڙا منہہ) Worm-eaten face, noisy or tumultuous mouth(?).

کهدي khudde H s. f. The spaces in a necessary between the little brick partitions. 2. The space from which a tooth has fallen out or been ex- tracted.

کلکل कलकल kalkal S s. m. Wrangling.