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کم kam : کم kam P adj. Deficient, less, little, abated, scanty, rarely, seldom. کم اختلاطي kam-iḵẖtilāt̤-i, s. f. Littleness of intercourse or acquaintance. کم آزاري kam-āzār-ī, s. f. The doing little injury or causing but little trouble. کم اسبابي kam- asbāb-ī, s. f. Deficiency in goods or materials; poverty. کم اصل kam-aṣl, Low bred, vile. کم بخت kam-baḵẖt, Unfortunate (used reproach- fully), wretch, rascally. کم بختي kam-baḵẖt-ī, s. f. Unfortunateness, adversity, misfortune. کم بر kambar, A division of the suits at cards (see under تاج). کم بغل kam-bag̠ẖal, With few followers or attendants. کم بيش kam-besh, More or less. کم پا kam-pā, adj. Of short duration, frail. کم پاٴي kam-pā-ī, s. f. Frailty, instability. کم جرات kam-jurʼat, Cowardly. کم چور kam- chor (for کام چور) A sculker. کم حرکت kam- ḥarakat, Indolent, lazy, sluggish. کم حوصلگي kam-ḥauṣila-gī, s. f. Poor-spiritedness, illibe- rality. کم حوصله kam-ḥauṣila, Unaspiring, un- ambitious, poor-spirited. کم خرچ kam-ḵẖarch, Parsimonious. کم خرچ بالا نشين kam-ḵẖarch bālā-nishīn, Applied to things of good quality purchased cheaply. کم خرچي kam-ḵẖarch-ī, Parsimony. کم خرچي مين آٿاگيلا kam-ḵẖarch-ī meṅ āṭā gīlā, Expresses an expense being un- avoidably incurred by a person who is already in poverty. (If too much water be mixed inad- vertently with flour of which bread is to be made, the paste becomes so thin as to render it necessary to add more flour. The phrase supposes this accident to happen to a person who has not the means of procuring more). کم خرد kam-ḵẖirad, Unwise, ignorant. کم خور kam- ḵẖor, Abstemious, eating little (particularly, applied to a horse). کم خوراک kam-ḵẖorāk, Abstemious, eating little. کم خوراکي kam-

کہوانا kahwānā S̱. (causal of کہنا) v. a. To cause to say. ¶ khoʼānā (caus. of کهونا q. v.) v. a. To cause to lose or part with.

کثير kas̤īr A (from کثر) adj. Many, much, abun- dant, fruitful. کثيرالعيال kas̤iru-l-iﻌyāl, Having a large family.

گوکهرو gokhrū गोक्षुर S̱. s. m. 1. Name of an ornament (bells tied round the ankles). 2. A joint. 3. Name of a plant. (Tribulus lanugi- nosus, or Ruellia longifolia: Roxb.). بڙا گوکهرو baṛā gokhrū, Pedalium murex.

کهڙکي khiṛkī H s. f. A window, casement, gate, backdoor, wicket, sallyport, shutter.

گاوشير gāw-shīr P s. f. Name of a medicinal gum or gum resin, opoponax.

گوپهيا gophiyā H s. f. A sling (for throwing with).

کٿرا kaṭrā H s. m. A market, suburbs, the mar- ket town belonging to a fort. S̱.H. کٿ رهنا kaṭ rahnā, v. n. To be cut, to be cut off, intercepted, divided, separated, or stopt up (as, a road by being infested with thieves, &c.). S. کٿک कटक (r. कट Encompass) kaṭak, s. m. An army.

کنکٿي kan-kaṭī S̱. s. f. A disorder in the ears.

گودنا godnā H or gūdnā, v. a. To prick, to punc- ture, to dot, to mark with dots (the skin). s. m. Marks of tattooing.

گندهک गंधक gandhak S s. f. Brimstone.