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Kapuri, a variety of pan.
Kardlti a large met.il pan, used in boiling sugar-cane-
juice, making preserves, sweetmeats, and cooking in
general, and in processes of calico printing and soap
boiling.
Kardhiwdld, an owner of such pans who lets them
out on nire.
Kardnchi, a tumbril, a cart used to convey iron or
timber.
archhd, a ladle.
drchob, embroidery onja frame; an embroiderer.
Cdrihdnd, a manufactory ; a factory ; a workshop.
KdrAhdnaitdr, an employer of labour at a factory ; a
muster-tradesman.
Kasardt, miscellaneous profits of trade.
Kaserak, a brazier i.nd pewterer.
Kasgir, a class of potter employed in making surahis,
. chill ams &c,
Kaehiddni, (of tobacco) for smoking—to be smoked.
Kashid-ddr, a distiller, still-owner.
asis, sulphate of iron.
isiii, a faint purple.
taiyd, a cutter of precious stones received in the
mass, who makes smaller pieces of the lump for
delivery to a lapidary.
Kdtur, the seat on which a teli sits to drive the bullock
turning an oil-mill.
Katami, scissors.
Kathd, catechu.
Kathrali, a wooden kneading trough.
K'Uord, a brass plate or dish,
Kitran, clippings, cuttings.
Keord, an odoriferous plant (Pandanus odoratissimus.)
Khiiydt, a tailor.
Khajvr, wild date tree.
Khaki, dry earth colour.
KhakifdkJita, an earthy grey.
Khaki g thrd, deep shade of khaki.
Khaki dudhiyd, a faint brownish-grey.
Khdl, a skin ; the bellows used by a qalafgar (tinman.)
Khali, the refuse seeds left when oil has been extract-
ed in an oilmill, used as cattle fodder.
Khali, a framework reel used in silk winding.
Khdlis, (of cotton-thread ropes) made wholly of new
thread.
Khaliydn, a threshing-floor, a barn.
Khamddr, curved or bent.
KharrJr, barm, leaven.
Kham.ii a, (of tobacco and bread) raised with barm,
leavened, ' [masses from kilns.
Khctngat; semi-vitrified bricks extracted in confused
Kim; or Kktra, in the rough"(of precious stones other
than diamonds.)
Khard, an ornament for the wrist or ankle.
Khard, of good quality, pure.
Khard, a basket of open texture used to carry bhusa
and cowdung cakes.
Kharach, expense. Kharch-khdid, account of business
expenses.
Kharddi, a turner. Kharddi-ddnt, an ivory-worker.
Khariyd matti, chalk.
Khdrwa, a coarse red cotton fabric.
Khdssddn, a metal casket for keeping pan.
Khatdi, vegetable acid, mineral acid, dried mango-
stones and tamarind pods used in cooking.
Khatik, a caste devoted to fowl-breeding.
%/timadoz, tent-maker, felt-manufacturer.
Khcrki, emerald or ruby less than one rati in weight,
and bored to make a bead.
Kkct, a field : a place yielding any precious stone in
abundance: a separate area within which money is
lent by augrthi, and for which a separate account is
kept. (v. p. 144.)
Khil, parched grain, inflated so as to appear like froth.
IChilat-poshdk, wedding garments let out for the
occasion.
Khod, inspissated milk.
Khogirdoz, saddler (al'orientale.)
Khoyd, the chrysalis of the silk worm used in native
medicine as an aphrodisiac and as a reinvigorator.
Jfhubrung, ( of colour), bright, deep, brilliant.
Khudrang, (of leather, &c.) of natural colour, un-
dyed.
Khudrib, of wild growth.
Klmrda-farosh, a retailer, a petty dealer.
Khurdani, ( of tobacco) to be eaten.
Khuri, the heel of a shoe or boot.
Khiirjd, a variety of indigo.
Khurpi, a scraper, used in leather dressing.
KhtishbH-sdz, a perfumer.
Khwdnchafarosh, a trayman, a wandering vendor
of sweetmeats who carries them about on a tray. .
Kil, a nail, an iron spike.
Kimulilrf, shagreen—leather made from horse, mule,
and donkey skins.
Kimukht-s&z, a maker of shagreen.
Kirdnd, spices, &c.
Kirdya-khwdh, a letter out of goods on hire.
Kirkin, shagreen (vide Icimukht.) This word seems to
be a corruption of kharkin, as it is made from donkey-
skins.
Eirkin-sdz, a maker of kirkin,
Kardlti a large met.il pan, used in boiling sugar-cane-
juice, making preserves, sweetmeats, and cooking in
general, and in processes of calico printing and soap
boiling.
Kardhiwdld, an owner of such pans who lets them
out on nire.
Kardnchi, a tumbril, a cart used to convey iron or
timber.
archhd, a ladle.
drchob, embroidery onja frame; an embroiderer.
Cdrihdnd, a manufactory ; a factory ; a workshop.
KdrAhdnaitdr, an employer of labour at a factory ; a
muster-tradesman.
Kasardt, miscellaneous profits of trade.
Kaserak, a brazier i.nd pewterer.
Kasgir, a class of potter employed in making surahis,
. chill ams &c,
Kaehiddni, (of tobacco) for smoking—to be smoked.
Kashid-ddr, a distiller, still-owner.
asis, sulphate of iron.
isiii, a faint purple.
taiyd, a cutter of precious stones received in the
mass, who makes smaller pieces of the lump for
delivery to a lapidary.
Kdtur, the seat on which a teli sits to drive the bullock
turning an oil-mill.
Katami, scissors.
Kathd, catechu.
Kathrali, a wooden kneading trough.
K'Uord, a brass plate or dish,
Kitran, clippings, cuttings.
Keord, an odoriferous plant (Pandanus odoratissimus.)
Khiiydt, a tailor.
Khajvr, wild date tree.
Khaki, dry earth colour.
KhakifdkJita, an earthy grey.
Khaki g thrd, deep shade of khaki.
Khaki dudhiyd, a faint brownish-grey.
Khdl, a skin ; the bellows used by a qalafgar (tinman.)
Khali, the refuse seeds left when oil has been extract-
ed in an oilmill, used as cattle fodder.
Khali, a framework reel used in silk winding.
Khdlis, (of cotton-thread ropes) made wholly of new
thread.
Khaliydn, a threshing-floor, a barn.
Khamddr, curved or bent.
KharrJr, barm, leaven.
Kham.ii a, (of tobacco and bread) raised with barm,
leavened, ' [masses from kilns.
Khctngat; semi-vitrified bricks extracted in confused
Kim; or Kktra, in the rough"(of precious stones other
than diamonds.)
Khard, an ornament for the wrist or ankle.
Khard, of good quality, pure.
Khard, a basket of open texture used to carry bhusa
and cowdung cakes.
Kharach, expense. Kharch-khdid, account of business
expenses.
Kharddi, a turner. Kharddi-ddnt, an ivory-worker.
Khariyd matti, chalk.
Khdrwa, a coarse red cotton fabric.
Khdssddn, a metal casket for keeping pan.
Khatdi, vegetable acid, mineral acid, dried mango-
stones and tamarind pods used in cooking.
Khatik, a caste devoted to fowl-breeding.
%/timadoz, tent-maker, felt-manufacturer.
Khcrki, emerald or ruby less than one rati in weight,
and bored to make a bead.
Kkct, a field : a place yielding any precious stone in
abundance: a separate area within which money is
lent by augrthi, and for which a separate account is
kept. (v. p. 144.)
Khil, parched grain, inflated so as to appear like froth.
IChilat-poshdk, wedding garments let out for the
occasion.
Khod, inspissated milk.
Khogirdoz, saddler (al'orientale.)
Khoyd, the chrysalis of the silk worm used in native
medicine as an aphrodisiac and as a reinvigorator.
Jfhubrung, ( of colour), bright, deep, brilliant.
Khudrang, (of leather, &c.) of natural colour, un-
dyed.
Khudrib, of wild growth.
Klmrda-farosh, a retailer, a petty dealer.
Khurdani, ( of tobacco) to be eaten.
Khuri, the heel of a shoe or boot.
Khiirjd, a variety of indigo.
Khurpi, a scraper, used in leather dressing.
KhtishbH-sdz, a perfumer.
Khwdnchafarosh, a trayman, a wandering vendor
of sweetmeats who carries them about on a tray. .
Kil, a nail, an iron spike.
Kimulilrf, shagreen—leather made from horse, mule,
and donkey skins.
Kimukht-s&z, a maker of shagreen.
Kirdnd, spices, &c.
Kirdya-khwdh, a letter out of goods on hire.
Kirkin, shagreen (vide Icimukht.) This word seems to
be a corruption of kharkin, as it is made from donkey-
skins.
Eirkin-sdz, a maker of kirkin,