کهمبا khambā S̱. s. m. A post, a pillar. P. H. کهم ٿهوکنا kham ṭhoknā, See خم ٿهونکنا under خم kham.

کاچهـ kāchh S̱. (Sans. कच्छ) s. m. 1. A cloth worn round the hips passing between the legs and tucked in behind. 2. The upper part of the thigh.

کهولامانجا khaulā mānjā H s. m. (dakh.) A porcupine.

کانا kānā काण S̱. adj. 1. Blind of one eye, oneeyed. 2. (Fruit, nut, &c.) whose kernel is rotten, or which has no kernel. 3. Foolish, stupid. کانا باتي کرنا kān-ā-bātī karnā (from کان Ear, and بات Speech) To talk or whisper in the ear; to consult, to advise. کانا پهوسي kān-ā- phūsī (from کان Ear, and پهوسي) s. f. Whis- pering. کانا ٿيري kānā ṭīrī, s. f. The name of a grass. کانا کاني کرنا kān-ā-kānī karnā (from کان Ear) To whisper. کاني کوڙي kānī kauṛī, A kauṛī with a hole in it.

گنوي ganwī S̱. (ग्राम्य) adj. Relating to a village or the country, rustick.

کمنڐل kamanḍal कमंडलु S̱. s. m. An earthen or wooden water-pot used by the ascetick and re- ligious student.

گنڐيري ganḍerī H s. f. A segment or portion of sugar-cane.

کهرک khark S̱. s. f. (dakh.) Sword: see کهڙگ khaṛg.

کرولنا kirolnā H v. a. (dakh.) To scrape, to scratch: see کهروچنا kharochnā (?).

گرمابه garm-āb-a P s. m. A hot bath. P. H. گرمانا garm-ānā, v. n. 1. To be angry. 2. To become enlivened.