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Kanchha or -u, ad. m.; f. -i, pl. -6. (S. Kanishtha.) Younger or 
youngest. 
Kanchhil, n.f. The right of the youngest brother to get a room 
“over and above his share as one of the brothers. 
Kanda, n.m. (H. kdntd.) (1) A thorn. -chubhna, v.i. re. To 
pierce with a thorn. (2) A ridge. 
Kanda, pre. par. m.; f. -i, pl. -6. Groaning. 
Kan-de-lagnu, v.i. re. To begin to groan; f. -i, pl. -é , 
Katidéi, n.f. (8. Kantakdrikd.) A medicinal plant, a sort o 
prickly nightshade (Solanum jacquini.) ee 
Kandyai, n. f. <A kind of thorny herb used in medicine. 
Kanéri, kanhéra, n.m. An iron tip for an arrow. 
Kanét, n.m.; -an, n. f. The term for the fourth class of the 
Hindts in the Simla Hills. The Kanets are divided 
into several hundred septs, some of which are de 
scended from the original inhabitants of these hills known 
as mdwis. A proverb runs: Kaneto ri md ek, bdw thara. 
‘‘ A Kanet has one mother and eighteen fathers. 
Kaigano, n.m. pl. Bracelets. (S. Katikana.) 
Kahgru, x.m. A small comb. (Fr. H. kaiigd.) 
Kanhaitnu, v.t. re. To gather, to collect; f. -i, pl. -é. : 
Kanhor, n.m. Chestnut. Wild chestnut. (In Bashahr they 
Kania or kaniré, c.p. Having groaned. 
Kanié? pro. With which? ad. Why ? 
Kani-joga? phrase. For what purpose, what for ¢ 
aki, n.f. Lingering, delay. -lani, v.i. re. To linger. 
Kankéori, n.f. A Brahman girl given in marriage to a Brahman 
and dowered by a chief’s wife. ‘ 
Kann, n.m. (S. skandha.) Shoulder. -o-pande, adv. On the 
shoulders. 
Kanna, ad. m.; f. -i, pl. -é. See Kanchha. 
Kan-nu, v.i. re. To groan; f. -1, pl. -é. 
Kanri, n.f. See Kairi, 
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Kaisé, n.m. (S. Kattsya 
Kantawnu, v.t. re. To cause or allow to groan; f. -i, pl. -é. 
Kantawnnu, v.t. re. To trouble; f. -i, pl. -é. 
Kanthé, n.m. (H.) A big necklace. 
Kanthi, n.f. A small necklace. -bén-ni, v.t. re. To make 4 
disciple. 
Kaithi, n.f. A necklace of tulsi (worn by males). 
Kanu, ad. m. See Kéng. 
: Kénu, nm. pl. Husks of rice. 
| Kana di, a.m. A disliked man an enemy, a foe. 
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