گڙا gaṛā S̱. s. m. See گڙها gaṛhā. S. H. گڙاکو guṛ-ākū, s. Tobacco prepared for the ḥuḳḳa. (Qanoon-e-islam).

کهلانا khilānā S̱. (causal of کهانا or کهيلنا or کهلنا) v. a. 1. To cause or give to eat, to feed; to

گنٿهجوڙا ganṭh-joṛā ग्रंथिजोड S̱. Knot-joining. گنٿهجوڙا باندهنا ganṭh-joṛā bāndhnā, To tie together the skirts of the mantles of the bride and bridegroom: a ceremony attending mar- riage performed by the purohit or officiating priest.

کنسلاٴي kan-salāʼī कर्णशलाका S̱. s. f. A kind of Scolopendra or Julus which is said to get into the brain through the ears, and by its bite to occasion excessive pain and even death.

کاچهن kāchhan S̱. s. f. A female gardener, &c. see کاچهي.

گوريا gauriyā H s. f. A sparrow.

گجرا gajrā S̱. s. m. 1. (see گاجر) The leaf of the carrot. 2. An ornament for the wrist, a brace- let, bracelet of flowers. 3. The waving lines on mashrūﻌ (a kind of silk-cloth).

گابها gābhā गर्भ S̱. s. m. A new leaf springing from the centre of a plantain tree.

کنواري kuṅwārī कुमारी S̱. s. f. A maiden, a virgin, a princess, a daughter, a young lady fit for marriage.

کبوتر kabūtar P s. m. A pigeon, dove. کبوتر باز kabūtar-bāz, One who rears pigeons. کبوتر بچه kabūtar-bacha, s. m. 1. A young pigeon. 2. An unripe poppy-head, wrapped up in pease- meal and fried in butter or oil. کبوتر خانه kabū- tar-ḵẖāna, s. m. Dovecot, dovehouse.