کنکر किंकर kinkar S s. m. A slave, a servant.

کهٿيا khaṭiyā S̱. (खट्वा or खट्टि) s. f. 1. A bedstead. 2. A bier. خداکري اسکي کهٿيا نکلي ḵẖudā kare uskī khaṭiyā nikle, God grant his bier may be carried out, or he may die (a com- mon form of cursing).

کرپا kirpā S̱. (कृपा kr̤ipā, r. कृप Shew com- passion) s. f. Favour, kindness, pity, compas- sion, mercy, affection, bounty. کرپا سنده kr̤ipā- sindhu, Ocean of grace or mercy. کرپا ناتهہ kr̤ipā-nāth, Lord of kindness or mercy. کرپا ندهان kr̤ipā-nidhān, Abode of mercy.

گانتهنا gānthnā ग्रंथन S̱. v. a. To lay bricks in mortar, to string, to put or tie in order on a string, &c.

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.

کہالت kahālat A (from کہل) s. f. Indolence, sloth, inactivity.

کفک kafak P s. f. dimin. of کف kaff; also, the part of the hand or foot stained by way of or- nament.

کيتکي केतकी ketakī S s. f. Name of a flower. (Pandanus odoratissimus: Roxb.).

کشيدگي kashīda-gī P s. f. Displeasure, sullenness, superciliousness, tension.

کراهتًا karāhataṉ A adv. Unwillingly, with dis- gust.