کهينچاکهينچي khaiṅchā-khaiṅchī H s. f. Pulling and hawling, struggle, scuffle. H. S̱. کهينچا تاني khaiṅchā-tānī, s. (dakh.) Struggle, contention.

کهٿ پٿ khaṭ-paṭ H s. f. 1. Wrangling, conten- tion, quarrel: see غٿ پٿ g̠ẖaṭ-paṭ. 2. Clashing of weapons.

کايتهہ kāyath S̱. (Sans. कायस्थ) s. m. Name of a tribe of Hindūs.

کڙکهيت kaṛkhait H s. m. A kind of bard, an officer in Indian armies whose business it is to

کشنيز kishnīz P s. m. Coriander. (Coriandrum sativum).

کنوٿها kanauṭhā S̱. s. m. Any situation in an apart- ment close to an angle of the wall.

کلجگ kali-jug S (कलियुग) s. m. The fourth or iron age, comprising a period of 432,000 years, which is supposed to have begun about 3,000 years before the Christian era.

کچهو kachhu H or kachhū (in Braj) pron. neut. Any, some, a little. See کچهہ kuchh.

کہاني kahānī कथानक S̱. s. f. (dakh. s. m.) A tale, story, fable, apologue. H. S̱. کهاو khāw, s. f. Manure: see کهاد khād. ¶ khāʼū (from کهانا khānā) Glutton, (in compos.) eating, eater. ¶ khāʼo, in compos. s. (dakh.) Eating.

کهلنا khilnā S̱. v. n. 1. To blow (as a flower), to flower. 2. To be delighted, to laugh.