کاکا kākā P s. m. (in Pers.) 1. Elder brother. 2. A slave (belonging to oneʼs father). 3. (in Hind.) A paternal uncle.

کوٴو koʼū S̱. (in Braj) Any, any one, some, some- body. See s̱. کوٴي koʼī.

کپالي kapāl-ī S See s̱. کپاري kapārī. کپالي آسن kapālī-āsan, An attitude of faḳīrs in worship, standing on their heads. کپالي کريا kapālī-kriyā (कपालक्रिया) A ceremony among Hindūs. When a dead body is burning and nearly re- duced to ashes, the nearest relation breaks the skull with the stroke of a bamboo and pours melted butter into the cavity. Hence, kapāl- kriyā karnā, To think intensely, to beat or cudgel oneʼs brains.

کريلنا kurelnā H v. a. To poke.

کلهہ kalh S̱. (for کل kal) Yesterday, to morrow.

گڙريا gaṛariyā H s. m. A shepherd or goatherd. See گڐريا gaḍariyā.

گمٿي gumṭī H s. f. A tower, bastion.

کمري kamr-ī P (from کمر) adj. Weak in the loins (a horse), of or respecting the loins. کمري انگرکها kamrī angarkhā, A short jacket or waistcoat.

کنٿهال kanṭhāl H s. (dakh.) Abhorrence.

کامليت kāmil-īyat A s. f. Perfection.