کٿار kaṭār S̱. s. m. 1. (कट्टार) A dagger. 2. A polecat. S.H. کٿار ku-ṭār (Sans. कु Bad, and Hind. ٿار Horse) s. m. An impatient little horse.

کلہم kullu-hum A The whole, all of them.

کهچڙي khichṛī कृशरा S̱. s. f. 1. A dish made of pulse and rice boiled together. 2. The flower of the ber tree (Zizyphus jujuba). 3. Earnest to dancing women when they are en- gaged for an entertainment. 4. A mixed heap of gold and silver coin. 5. A barbarous mixture of two languages, a lingua franca or jargon.

کمهلانا kumhlānā S̱. (from कोमल Soft) v. n. To wither, droop, fade, dry up, be blighted.

گٿهہ کٿا gaṭh-kaṭā S̱. (see گنٿهہ کٿا) s. m. A cutpurse.

کلهڙا kulhṛā H s. m. A cup, larger than کلهيا kul- hiyā, q. v. an earthen vessel to drink out of.

کيواڙ kewāṛ कपाट S̱. s. m. The shutter or fold of a door, a door.

کيچوا kechwā S̱. s. m. See کينچوا keṅchwā.

کمالت kamālat A. s. (dakh.) See کمال kamāl, or plur. کمالات.

گلابي gulāb-ī P 1. s. m. Rose-colour. 2. s. f. Bottle, flagon. 3. A kind of sweetmeat. گلابي جاڙا gulābī jāṛā, s. m. The spring season, whilst the sun is in the fish and the ram: see بسنت basant.