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431 kartikā, f. 8. 3. 594, knife. PH, kattiyā (karttikā). kaladhauta, n. 9. 1. 370, silver. kalasvana, adj. 8. 3. 35, having a charming voice (as a bird), L. kalāpa, m. 8. 3. 926, neck-rope, L. kākā, f. 8. 9. 341, Ficus oppositifolia. kāñjikā, f. 8. 3. 633, vinegar, L. H. kāñji. kāņaya, nom. 9. 1. 579, to perforate. kātarākși, f. 9. 2. 235, timid-eyed woman. kādambari, f. 8. 11. 24, a kind of wine, L. kāndarpika, m. 8. 2. 416, an amorous god. PE, kandarpa,
amorous sport. PH =" jester-gods, but that would not
do here. kānduka, m. 8. 11. 112, confectioner. Cf. H. Kānda. kārpaţika, m. 8. 1. 406, = kārpaţa, beggar, L. The editor of
the text interprets the word, in 9. 4. 152 as 'traveler'
which suits better. Also in 9. 4. 172. kālakūța, n. (L) 9. 1. 76, the poison produced at the churning
of the ocean. kālaprştha, m. 8. 7. 332, n. of Karņa's bow. kiri, m. 9. 1. 52, hog. Only Un.. (MW). kiśoraka, m. 8. 5. 217, colt, L. kukula, m. or n. 9. 3. 83, fire of chaff. L. PS. kukkuțāhi, m. 9. 2. 107, cock-serpent, L. kunta, m. 8. 3. 1028, dwarf, PH. kuberakāntā, f. 8. 3. 208, pleasing to Kubera, the n. of a ring. kumāri, f. 8. 9. 343, n. of various plants in MW, all L. PH,
ghikumāri, aloe. kuśārtadeśa, m. 8. 2. 5. n. of country. kusumasamțddha, m. n. 8. 3. 673, n. of a palace. kupikā, f. 9. 4. 20, small well, MW. krpitayoni, m. 9. 3. 163. fire, L. kolika, m. 8. 10. 236, weaver, PH. Deśi. 2. 65. kaukucya, n. 9. 3. 349, bad gestures to produce love); PH,
S. v. kukkua. kramelaka, m. 8. 3. 375, camel, L. kridaniya, adj. 8. 9. 42, be allowed to play,
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