کت kat S̱. 1. (कुत्र) Where? whither? 2. (कथं) Why? how? ¶ kit (कुत्र) Where? whither? ¶ kit, How many? &c. See کتا kittā.

کهونچي khonchī H s. f. 1. Any thing stuffed into another, as grass into thatch. 2. Trifling pur- chases. 3. Part of grain which is to be parched taken as pay by the person who parches it. 4. Something paid by those who draw water at a well to the bihishtī, who attends there with his bucket, for the use of it.

کلي killī S̱. (from Sans. कील see کيل) s. f. A key, a bolt. ¶ h. kullī, s. f. Gargling or rinsing the mouth, washing the mouth.

کچهنا kachhnā H v. n. To be washed.

کهور khor H s. f. 1. An alley. 2. A covering. 3. The rage or curse of a god.

کلچه kulcha P s. m. See کليچه kulīcha.

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

کهڙبڙاهٿ khaṛbaṛāhaṭ H s. f. 1. Tumult, up- roar. 2. Noise of horseʼs feet. 3. Griping on going to stool.

گونه gūna P s. m. Colour, form, species, figure, modes, manners, kind. (In compos. as) يک گونه yak-gūna, adj. Single, simple. دوگونه do-gūna, adj. Double, twofold.

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