کنجر kanjar H s. m. Name of a cast of people, generally employed in selling strings, &c. They also catch and eat snakes.

کهوٿنا khūṭnā H v. a. To pluck, to pick the leaves, &c. of vegetables.

کشتي kishtī P (prop. kashtī) s. f. (dakh. s. m.) 1. A ship, vessel, bark, boat, ark. 2. A tray. 3. A beggarʼs plate or pot. ¶ kushtī, s. f. Wrestling. کشتي گير kushtī-gīr, or کشتي باز kushtī-bāz, or کشتي گر kushtī-gar, A wrestler. کشتي کرنا kushtī karnā, To wrestle, struggle.

گلندا galandā S̱. (from गालि Execration, and द Giver) adj. Abusive, foulmouthed.

گبرو gabrū H s. m. 1. A clown, a young man, a stripling, a lad, an unformed youth. 2. A bridegroom.

گاين गायन gāyan S (or gāʼin) s. A singer.

گهيتلا ghetlā H s. m. A kind of shoe.

گجر gajar H s. m. The chimes rung at the ex- piration of a watch or pahar of the day or night; but sometimes restricted to those at the close of the fourth; the word pahar being more commonly used for the middle chimes. (Gilch.).

کن कण kaṇ S s. m. A minute particle, a grain, a spark of a gem, grain, corn.

کهونچا کهانچي khonchā-khānchī H s. f. 1. Thrusting, stuffing. 2. Mutual wrangling or quar- relling.