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.

کلونت kula-want S (plur. of कुलवान्) adj. Of a good or noble family, of noble descent.

گوسپند gospand P s. f. A sheep, a goat.

کوٿهڙي koṭhṛī S̱. s. f. (dakh.) See کوٿهري koṭhrī.

گڙنتهہ gaṛanth H s m. 1. Name of a game, tip- cat. 2. A mode of incantation performed for the destruction of any person (māraṇ), to se- cure his affection (mohan), to subject him to obedience (basīkaraṇ), to imprison him or de- prive him of the power of action or speech (stambhan), to drive him away (uchchāṭan), or to call him (ākarsh̤an). Certain words are pronounced over an effigy of the person, or his name in writing, which is afterwards buried.

کهاندا khāṅdā S̱. s. m. (dakh.) Shoulder: see کاندها kāndhā.

کهلڙي khalṛī S̱. (Sans. खल्या) s. f. 1. Skin, hide, membrane. 2. The prepuce, foreskin.

کهانڐ khānḍ खंड S̱. s. m. Sugar (coarse).

گبهانا gubhānā H v. a. To thrust, to stick into.

گوشتين gosht-īn P adj. Fleshy (an epithet chiefly applied to the tongue; as, in this phrase: زبان گوشتين است تيغ آهنين zabān goshtīn ast teg̠ẖ āhanīn, The tongue, though of flesh, is yet a sword of steel).