کنبهير कुंभीर kumbhīr S s. m. An alligator.

کان kān H 1. s. f. Modesty, shame, respect. کان کرنا kān karnā, To be ashamed. کان چهوڙنا kān chhoṛnā, To be impudent. کان نما ننا يا نکرنا kān-na-mānnā or -na-karnā, To treat with dis- respect. 2. s. m. A husband. (See کانهہ kānh). ¶ kāṅ, adv. (dakh.) See کہ‍ان kahāṅ.

گنونتا guṇ-wantā S̱. (गुणवंतः) m.

کهپت khapat H (from کهپنا) 1. adj. Expended. 2. s. f. Vent, sale.

کثرت kas̤rat A (from کثر) s. f. Abundance, excess,

کتبه kitaba A s. m. plur. (of کتابت) Inscrip- tions, writings.

کوي koʼī H 1. s. The water lily. (Nymphæa lotus. 2. s. f. The pulp of the jack fruit. (Ar- tocarpus integrifolia).

گيپا gīpā P s. m. A sheep or goatʼs ventricle stuffed with minced meat and rice, a pudding.

کڙوا kaṛwā S̱. (कटु Pungent) adj. 1. Bitter, acrid. 2. Strong, virulent. 3. Hardhearted. 4. Brave. کڙوا تيل kaṛwā-tel (कटुतैल) Oil made from mustard-seed, bitter oil. کڙوا کرنا kaṛwā karnā, To give or expend unwillingly. کڙوا هونا kaṛwā honā, To be enraged. کڙوي کسيلي دن kaṛwe kasele din, Hard and cruel times.

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.