کٿاريا kaṭār-iyā S̱. s. m. A kind of silk cloth with stripes in the form of daggers.

کهلال khalāl H adj. (dakh.) See تربتر tar-ba-tar.

کنجر कुंजर kunjar S s. m. An elephant.

کهچنا khichnā H v. n. To be pulled, to be drawn, to be extracted, to be endured, to stretch.

کهولنا khaulnā H v. n. To boil, to be agitated by heat.

گنيس गणेश gaṇes S The name of a Hindū di- vinity. The Janus of the Hindūs. The god of wisdom, represented with an elephantʼs head and attended by a rat. He was the son of Mahādeva and of a daughter of the mountain Himālaya, and is invoked at the commence- ment of every affair of consequence. S. گنين guṇ-iyan, adj. (in Braj) plur. of گني guṇ-ī, q. v. S. گو गो or गौ go or gau, s. m. f. A cow, one of the cow kind.

گجر gajar H s. m. The chimes rung at the ex- piration of a watch or pahar of the day or night; but sometimes restricted to those at the close of the fourth; the word pahar being more commonly used for the middle chimes. (Gilch.).

گالا gālā H s. m. 1. A pod of cotton. 2. A ball of carded cotton.

کريلنا kurelnā H v. a. To poke.

کاچ काच kāch S s. m. Glass. See کانچ kānch.