کلاخ kalāḵẖ A. (corrupt. of کلاح kulāḥ) s. Making a sour face, grinning.

کاڙها kāṛhā H s. m. A decoction.

گشتي gasht-ī P s. m. Watch, sentinel, patrole.

گهيگا ghegā S̱. s. (dakh.) A heron: see بگلا baglā.

گهٿاٿوپ ghaṭāṭop H s. m. A covering of a pālkī or carriage.

کهک khak H adj. (dakh.) Weak: see کهنک khaṅk.

کفر kufr A s. m. f. Paganism, infidelity, incre- dulity, ingratitude. کفرستان kufr-istān, The land of infidelity. A.P. کفران نعمت kufrān-i-niﻌmat, Ingratitude. A. P. کفري kufr-ī, adj. Infidel.

کنر किन्नर kinnar S s. m. A demigod attached to the service of Kuvera, a celestial chorister or musician.

کٿاريا kaṭār-iyā S̱. s. m. A kind of silk cloth with stripes in the form of daggers.

کهونٿا khonṭā H adj. Deficient, adulterated, bad (as, coin), false, deceitful. ¶ khūnṭā, s. m. 1. A tent-pin, a pin, a peg, nail. 2. Protection. کهونٿي کي بل کودنا khūnṭe ke bal kūdnā, To become insolent relying on protection. (The idea seems to be taken from a personʼs teasing an animal, which, being fastened by a rope to a pin, is unable to get at him: so that کهونٿا is only indirectly a protection by restraining the adver- sary).