کوتاهي kotāh-ī P s. f. 1. Smallness, shortness, brevity. 2. Meanness, littleness. 3. Defi- ciency.

گمٿي gumṭī H s. f. A tower, bastion.

کندوري kandūrī P s. f. 1. A linen (or leather) tablecloth. 2. A feast held in honour of Fāt̤i- ma, of which only women (and those the most virtuous) can partake; no male is ever per- mitted to see the food dressed on this occasion and set apart for an offering to the prophetʼs daughter. 3. Name of a gourd: see بنب bimb.

کيونکه kyūṅ-ki H conj. Because that.

کچياهٿ kachiyāhaṭ H s. f. Abhorrence.

کيا kyā S̱. (from Sans. किं) pron. What? how? why? whether, or. ¶ kīyā, part. past, or s. m. (from کرنا) Done, made, deed, act, doings.

کاسد kāsid A (part. act. of کسد) adj. Worthless, deficient in quantity or quality, not selling or passing current.

کاليسر kālesar कालेश्वर S̱. s. m. Name of a drug.

کپڙ kapaṛ S̱. or kapar (contract. of کپڙا) s. m. Cloth. کپڙچهان کرنا kapaṛ-chhān karnā (چهان from چهاننا To strain) To strain. کپڙچهن ka- par-chhan (چهن from چهننا To be strained) adj. 1. Impalpable (powder). 2. Deep (consulta- tion). 3. Thoroughly sifted (intelligence, &c.).

کاکا kākā P s. m. (in Pers.) 1. Elder brother. 2. A slave (belonging to oneʼs father). 3. (in Hind.) A paternal uncle.