کونچلي koṅchlī H s. (dakh. i. q. نيادانت) New tooth (?).

گهونسلا ghoṅslā H s. m. A (birdʼs) nest.

کوشک kūshk P s. m. A palace: see قصر ḳaṣr, sign. 3.

کشاکش kash-ā-kash P s. f. Repeated pulling; command after command, bringing and taking away, commanding and countermanding; great unpleasantness, grief or pain; pleasant and un- pleasant, distraction, dilemma, perplexity, diffi- culty, contention, struggle, attraction, allure- ment.

گڐا giḍḍā H adj. (dakh. i. q. کوتاه قد) Short in stature, little.

گاڙا gāṛā गर्त्त S̱. s. m. A ditch, pit, cavern, an ambuscade. گاڙي بيٿهنا gāṛe baiṭhnā, To be concealed, to lie in ambush.

کهيس khes H s. m. 1. A kind of cloth, diaper, damask. 2. A sheet or wrapper of such cloth.

کانٿا kānṭā कण्टक S̱. s. m. 1. A thorn, spine. 2. A fork. 3. Small (goldsmithʼs) scales. 4. A spur. 5. A type. 6. The tongue of a ba- lance. 7. Fishing hook. 8. A fish-bone. کانٿا سا نکل جانا kānṭā sā nikal jānā, To be freed from distress or injury. کانٿون پر گهسيٿنا kānṭoṅ par ghasīṭnā (lit.) To drag upon thorns; to extol or exalt one above his merits. (Used by a person who from humility disclaims the praises bestowed on him). کانٿي بوني kānṭe bone, (lit. to plant thorns) To prepare distress or misfor- tune for oneʼs self.

کاهلي kāhil-ī A. s. f. Indolence, indisposition, re- missness, languor, sloth, sickness, apathy, tar- diness, neglect.

کہانا kahānā S̱. (causal of کہنا) v. a. To cause to speak, to cause to tell, to be called.