کبير kabīr A (Heb. from کبر) adj. 1. Large, immense, great, full-grown, senior. 2. n. prop. Name of a faḳīr. کبير پنتهي kabīr-panthī, s. m. A follower of Kabīr. کبير کا الٿا kabīr kā ulṭā, Transposition.

کاک kāk P 1. s. m. Biscuit. 2. Bran. 3. The pupil of the eye. 4. adj. Small, minute.

کروه karoh P prop. kuroh (Sans. क्रोश) s. m. A coss, a land measure nearly equal to two miles, but varying in every part of the country.

کوچه kū-cha P (dimin. of کو or کوي) s. m. A lane, a narrow street. کوچه گدا kūcha-gadā, Street-beggar. کوچه گرد kūcha-gard, A streetwalker, a stroller, wanderer, vagrant, vagabond. کوچه گردي kūcha-gard-ī, s. f. Perambulating streets, strolling.

کٿورا kaṭorā H s. m. A brass bowl, a cup, goblet, &c. of metal.

کلوخ kulūḵẖ P s. m. A clod of earth.

کسوانا kaswānā S̱. (causal of کسنا) v. a. To cause to tighten, tie, bind, &c.

کندڙا kundṛā H s. m. A stack, a rick.

کلکلان kulkullān A. (from کلّ) One entrusted with the whole economy of a house, a factotum or major-domo.

گدکا गदका gadkā S s. m. 1. A foil for fencing with. 2. A mace, a club.