کرکرانا kirkirā-nā S̱. v. n. To be gritty, to grate.

کامي kām-ī S adj. 1. (कामी) Libidinous, lust- ful, loving. 2. (from कर्म्म) Busy.

کهاتگي khātagī S̱. s. f. (dakh.) Food, eating: see خوراک ḵẖụrāk.

گوڙيا gauṛiyā S̱. s. m. Inhabitant of Gauṛ; hence, the followers of Chaitanya of Nadiyā are so called. This philosopher flourished about the year 1407 of Sālivāhana. He was by birth a Brāhmaṇ; and, having become a Sannyāsī, maintained that the doctrines of the Vedas had been hitherto misunderstood, and explained them in a manner peculiar to himself. His sect is a branch of the Vaish̤ṇava or worshippers of Vish̤ṇu. His disciples in various parts of India are said to amount to five millions. His fol- lowers believe him to have been an incarnation of the deity.

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.

گوپن gopan H s. (dakh.) Sling: see گوپهن gophan.

گوشتين gosht-īn P adj. Fleshy (an epithet chiefly applied to the tongue; as, in this phrase: زبان گوشتين است تيغ آهنين zabān goshtīn ast teg̠ẖ āhanīn, The tongue, though of flesh, is yet a sword of steel).

کعبه kaﻌba A s. m. A square building; the tem- ple of Mecca.

کونڐها konḍhā कुष्मांड S̱. s. m. Name of a gourd, a pumpkin. (Cucurbita pepo).

کرکرا kirkirā S̱. (from कर्कर) adj. Gritty, sandy.