کندوري kandūrī P s. f. 1. A linen (or leather) tablecloth. 2. A feast held in honour of Fāt̤i- ma, of which only women (and those the most virtuous) can partake; no male is ever per- mitted to see the food dressed on this occasion and set apart for an offering to the prophetʼs daughter. 3. Name of a gourd: see بنب bimb.

کودنا kūdnā कूर्द्दन S̱. v. n. To leap, to bound, to jump; (met.) 1. To rejoice. 2. To boast. کودنا پهاندنا kūdnā phāndnā, To jump about, to leap (about, as for joy).

گوندهنا gūndhnā H v. a. 1. To knead. 2. To plait, to braid, to plat, to weave.

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

گهاگهہ ghāgh H adj. 1. Old, aged, experienced. 2. Sly, wily, shrewd.

کانا kānā काण S̱. adj. 1. Blind of one eye, oneeyed. 2. (Fruit, nut, &c.) whose kernel is rotten, or which has no kernel. 3. Foolish, stupid. کانا باتي کرنا kān-ā-bātī karnā (from کان Ear, and بات Speech) To talk or whisper in the ear; to consult, to advise. کانا پهوسي kān-ā- phūsī (from کان Ear, and پهوسي) s. f. Whis- pering. کانا ٿيري kānā ṭīrī, s. f. The name of a grass. کانا کاني کرنا kān-ā-kānī karnā (from کان Ear) To whisper. کاني کوڙي kānī kauṛī, A kauṛī with a hole in it.

کنچن kanchan S̱. (from कांचन) s. m. A cast of people whose females are dancers. کنچنبان kanchan-bān, A real kanchan, or one by birth.

گاڙنا gāṛnā S̱. (from गर्त्त A hole) v. a. To bury, to set, to drive down, to fix, to sink.

کاجي kāj-ī S̱. (from کاج) adj. Busy, employed. ¶ kāj-e, By reason of, for the sake of.

کهومنا khūmnā H v. n. To wax old.