کهسوٿنا khasoṭnā H v. a. To pull, to pluck, to pull the hair, to scratch, to tear.

کهڙک khaṛak H s. f. 1. An imitative sound. ¶ khaṛakjānā, To take warning, to be apprised. 2. Cow-house. See کهرک kharak.

کهجور khajūr खर्ज्जूर S̱. s. m. 1. A date, or date-tree. (Phœnix dactylifera). 2. Wild date. (Elate silvestris: Linn. Phœnix silvestris: Roxb.). 3. A kind of sweetmeat. کهجور چهڙي khajūr-chhaṛī, A kind of silk cloth stained with waving marks like the traces of the old leaves on the trunk of the date tree.

کاهن kāhin A (Heb. part. act. of کہن Heb. and Aram. ) s. m. A soothsayer, magician, augur, an astrologer, prophet, priest.

کناس kannās A (adj. superl. of کنس Chald. To sweep) s. m. 1. A sweeper. 2. (met.) An avaricious ill-tempered person.

گهول घोल ghol S s. m. Buttermilk.

گهوست ghūsat H s. m. A young owl.

گ gāf called کاف عجمي kāf-i-aﻌjamī, the twenty-sixth letter of the Persian alphabet, does not occur in Arabic. Its sound is that of g in good. In Sanskrit, its corresponding letter is ग, and to represent the aspirated घ, it is combined with ه thus گهہ. In the notation of numbers by the letters of the alphabet, it stands for the same as ک. It is changed (1) into ج arabis- tically or otherwise; as جلنار for گلنار The flower of the pomegranate; لجام for لگام: (2) into د as اورند for اورنگ A throne, pomp, &c. (3) into غ as غاو for گاو A cow; غلوله for گلوله A cotton or pellet ball: (4) into ق (arabisti- cally) as سرقين for سرگين Cow-dung: (5) into خ as فرسخ for فرسنگ A measure of length. It is, moreover, substituted for the silent ه or hā-i-muḵẖtafī at the end of nouns, when the de- rivatives in ي and the plurals of men or animals are formed; as, ديوانگي Madness, and ديوانگان The mad, from ديوانه. It may, also, be added to diminutives in ک as جامک or جامکگ A little cup.

کچنار kachnār S̱. or kachnāri, (Sans काचंनार or कांचनाल) s. f. A tree, the flowers of

کہہ kih P adj. 1. Small, little. 2. Slender.