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.).

کچهي kachchhī S̱. A horse (with a hollow back) from the province of Kachchh on the banks of the Sind.

کس kis S̱. (Sans. कस्य) pron. interrog. inflect. Whom? which? what? کسطرح kis-t̤araḥ, In what manner? how? کسقدر kis-ḳadr, How much? to what degree? کسکس kis-kis, Which? (used interrogatively, and expressive of much, many, various). کسلئيي kis-liye, Why? where- fore? ¶ kas, s. m. 1. Strength, power. 2. (कष Touchstone) Assay.

کهنچاوٿ khinchāwaṭ H (from کهينچنا) s. f. Drawing, tightening.

گهيگانا ghīgānā H v. n. (dakh.) See گهگهيانا ghi- ghiyānā.

کستوان kastuwān P s. m. Horse-cloth or housings.

کلاونت kalāwant H s. m. A kind of singer or musician.

گويان goyāṅ P part. act. (from گفتن) Saying; speaker; adv. As you would say, as if, one would say, thus.

کلبلانا kulbulā-nā H v. n. 1. To itch. 2. To fidget, to writhe (as, a worm or snake). 3. To grum- ble or rumble (the bowels).

کنشت kunisht P (perhaps from Arab. کنيست which from Heb. Chald. To collect, to assemble) s. m. A christian church, a jewish synagogue, a temple of idola- ters.