English Meaning of کن kan 🔴 کن kan H s. 1. Appreciating, valuing (a field). 2. A weevil. کن کرنا kan karnā, To value. کن کوت kan-kūt, s. f. Appraisement of a crop on the field, valuation. ¶ kan, postpos. m. Near, &c. See کني kane.

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کن kan : کن kan H s. 1. Appreciating, valuing (a field). 2. A weevil. کن کرنا kan karnā, To value. کن کوت kan-kūt, s. f. Appraisement of a crop on the field, valuation. ¶ kan, postpos. m. Near, &c. See کني kane.

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