کبڙ kubaṛ S̱. (Sans. कुब्ज) s. m. A hump.

کينچلي kenchlī S̱. or kainchlī, (कंचुक) s. f. The slough or skin of a snake.

گاوسار gāw-sār P s. The club of Farīdūn.

کلس कलश kalas S s. m. 1. The spire or orna- ment on the top of a dome, a pinnacle. 2. A water-pot. کلس ستهاپن کرنا kalas sthāpan karnā, To make an offering of a jar of water to any deity: five twigs of the following sacred trees are previously placed in it, namely, the Aswat- tha (Ficus religiosa), Vaṭa (Ficus indica), Udumbar (Ficus glomerata), Samī (Mimosa albida), and Āmra or mango.

کاڙهنا kāṛhnā H v. a. 1. To draw forth (as, a sword), to draw, draw off, skin, take out. 2. To delineate, draw, paint, to work flowers on cloth.

کهولڙا kholṛā S̱. (कोटर) s. m. A hollow (as, of a tree, &c.).

گورو gūrū S̱. (prop. گرو for गुरु) 1. s. m. A saint, a holy man, a spiritual director. گورو لچهہ gūrū- lachh (गुरुलक्ष्य) Knowledge which can be acquired from a living instructor only. 2. adj. Heavy, hard of digestion.

کهوجها khūjhā H s. m. Sediment, dregs, mouldiness of vinegar, &c.

کهل کهيلنا khul-khelnā S. v. a. To indulge openly in vices which were formerly practised in secret.

کاوکاو kāw-kāw P s. Strict investigation, diligent search, trouble, labour.