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- K - ka : [from interrogative pron. kiṃ] who; what; which. || kā (f.), which woman?kaṃ : [nt.] what thing?kaṃsa : [m.] a plate to eat from.kakaca : [m.] a saw.kakaṇṭaka : [m.] chameleon.kaku : [m.] a knot; summit; projecting corner; hump.kakutabhabda : [nt.] spice.kakudha : [m.] hump (of a bull); cock's comb; the tree Terminalia Arjuna.kakudhabhaṇḍa : [nt.] ensign of royalty; the five regalia,(viz. diadem, sword, canopy, slippers and yak's tail chowry).kakka : [nt.] a paste; sediment deposited by oily substances.kakkaṭa : [m.] a crab.kakkataka : [m.; nt.] a crab.kakkatayanta : [nt.] a ladder with hooks at one end for fastening it to a wall.kakkasa : [adj.] rough; harsh.kakkārī : [f.] cucumber.kakkhaḷa : [adj.] rough; harsh; hard.kakkhaḷata : [f.] harshness; rigidity.kakcana : [nt.] gold.kaṅka : [m.] a heron.kaṅkaṇa : [nt.] bracelet.kaṅkhati : [kakh + m-a] doubts; is uncertain.kaṅkhanā : [f.] doubt; uncertainty.kaṅkhanīya : [pt.p. of kaṅkhati] should be doubted.kaṅkhamana : [adj.] being unsettled; one who is doubting or wavering.kaṅkhā : [f.] doubt; uncertainty.kaṅkhāyanā : [f.] doubt; uncertainty.kaṅkhi : [aor. of kaṅkhati] doubted; was uncertain. (adj.), being unsettled; one who is doubting or wavering. || kaṅkhī (adj.) being unsettled; one who is doubting or wavering.kaṅkhita : [pp. of khaṅkhati.] doubted; was uncertain.kaṅkhitabba : [pt.p. of kaṅkhati] should be doubted.kaṅkhitvā : [abs. of kaṅkhati] being doubtful.kaṅkhiya : [abs. of kaṅkhati] being doubtful.kaṅgu : [f.] millet (seed).kacavara : [m.] sweepings; rubbish.kacci : [ind.] an indefinite interrogative particle expressing doubt. (Often it is followed by some other particle such as nu, nukho).kaccha : [m.; nt.] 1. marshy land; 2. armpit. || kacchā (f.), loin-clothe; a belt for an elephant.kacchaka : [m.] a kind of fig-tree.kacchantara : [nt.] below the armpit; interior of a royal palace.kacchapa : [m.] a turtle; tortoise.kacchapuṭa : [m.] a hawker. (adj.), one who has a bundle hanging from one's shoulder.kacchabandhana : [nt.] binding with a belt or loin-clothe.kacchu : [f.] itch; scab; a plant the fruits of which cause itch when applied to the skin. (m.), the plant Mucana pruritus.kajjala : [nt.] sootkañcana : [nt.] gold.kañcanavaṇṇa : [adj.] of the golden colour.kañcuka : [m.] a jacket; an over-coat; an armour; mantle; the slough of a snake.kañjika : [nt.] rice-gruel.kañjiya : [nt.] rice-gruel.kaññā : [m.] a girl; maiden.kaṭaka : [nt.] 1. a bracelet; 2. a rocky cave.kaṭaggaha : [m.] a win; a lucky cast.kaṭacchu : [m.] a spoon.kaṭacchumatta : [adj.] a spoonful of.kaṭasī : [f.] cemetery.kaṭāha : [m.] receptacle; cauldron; a nut-shell.kaṭāha : [m.] receptacle; cauldron; a nut-shell.kaṭuka : [adj.] sharp; severe, painful; pungent.kaṭukatta : [nt.] pungency.kaṭukapphala : [adj.] having severe results. (nt.), seeds of some aromatic plants.kaṭukabhaṇḍa : [nt.] spices.kaṭukavipāka : [adj.] having bitter result.kaṭuviyakata : [adj.] made impure.kaṭṭhaka : [m.] bamboo tree.kaṭṭhatthara : [adj.] a bed of planks; a mat made of twigs.kaṭṭhamaya : [adj.] made of wood.kaṭṭhissa : [nt.] a silken coverlet embroidered with gems.kaṭhala : [nt.] postsherd.kaṭhina : [adj.] rough; hard; stiff. (nt.), the clothe annually supplied to the monks for making robes.kaṭhinatthāra : [m.] dedication of the Kaṭhina robe.kaṭhinuddhāra : [m.] withdrawal of the Kaṭhina robe.kaḍḍhana : [nt.] pulling; dragging; sucking.kaṇa : [m.] fine powder between the husk and the grain of rice; broken rice. || kāṇa (adj.), blind (of one eye). (m.), one-eyed person.kaṇaya : [m.] a sort of spear; a short of lance.kaṇavīra : [m.] the oleander.kaṇājaka : [nt.] porridge of broken rice.kaṇikāra : [m.] the tree Petrospermum Acerifolium, whose flowers are of golden colour.kaṇiṭṭha : [adj.] the youngest; younger born. || kaṇiṭṭhā (f.), the younger sister.kaṇiṭṭhaka : [m.] the younger brother.kaṇiṭṭhaṭṭhikā : [f.] the younger sister.kaṇiṭṭhikā : [f.] the younger sister.kaṇiṭṭhī : [f.] the younger sister.kaṇiya : [adj.] the youngest; younger born.kaṇeru : [m.] an elephant. (f.) a she-elephant. see kareṇu.kaṇṭha : [m.] the neck; throat; guttural.kaṇṭhanāḷa : [m.] the throat.kaṇḍa : [m.] 1. a portion or chapter; 2. an arrow or shaft.kaṇḍarā : [f.] tendon.kaṇḍita : [pp. of khaṇḍeti] broken into pieces; transgressed.kaṇḍu : [f.] itch.kaṇḍuti : [f.] itch.kaṇḍūyana : [nt.] itching; scratching.kaṇḍūvati : [deno. from kaṇḍu] itches; is irritated, suffers from itch.kaṇḍūvana : [nt.] itching; scratching.kaṇḍūvi : [aor. of kaṇḍūvati] itched; irriteted.kaṇṇakaṭuka : [adj.] disagreeable to hear.kaṇṇagūtha : [nt.] ear-wax; cerumen of the ear.kaṇṇacchidda : [nt.] orifice of the ear.kaṇṇacchinna : [adj.] one whose ears are cut off.kaṇṇajappaka : [adj.] one who whispers.kaṇṇajappana : [nt.] whispering.kaṇṇajalūkā : [f.] a small kind of cnetipede.kaṇṇajlūkā : [f.] a small kind of centipede.kaṇṇadhāra : [m.] halmsman (of a vessel).kaṇṇabaddha : [adj.] bound into sheaf.kaṇṇabila : [nt.] orifice of the ear.kaṇṇabhūsā : [f.] ear-ring; ornament for the ear.kaṇṇamala : [nt.] ear-wax; cerumen of the ear.kaṇṇamūla : [nt.] root of the ear.kaṇṇavalli : [f.] the robe of the ear.kaṇṇavijjhana : [nt.] perforation of the ear.kaṇṇaveṭhana : [nt.] a kind of the ornament for the ear.kaṇṇasakkhalikā : [f.] outer part of the ear.kaṇṇasukha : [adj.] pleasant to the ear.kaṇṇasūla : [nt.] pain in the ear.kaṇṇaskkhalikā : [f.] outer part of the ear.kaṇṇikā : [f.] the pericap; a sheaf; house-top; an ornament for the ear.kaṇṇikābaddha : [adj.] bound into sheafs.kaṇṇikāmaṇḍala : [nt.] the top of a roof where the rafters meet.kaṇtaka : [nt.] a thorn; a bone; any instrument with a sharp point.kaṇtakādhāna : [nt.] a thorny hedge.kaṇtakāpassaya : [(kaṇtaka + apssaya) m.] a bed made of an out-stretched skin, under which are iron spikes or thorns.kaṇha : [adj.] black; dark; evil. (m.), the black colour; god vishṇu.kaṇhapakkha : [m.] the dark half of the moon.kaṇhavattanī : [m.] fire.kaṇhavipāka : [adj.] having evil results.kaṇhasappa : [m.] a venomous black snake.kata : [pp. of karoti] done; made; finished; fulfilled. (m.), a mat; the cheek. || kāṭa (m.), the male organ.katakamma : [adj.] practised; skilled, having done their own work.katakalyāṇa : [adj.] one who has done good deeds.katakicca : [adj.] having performed one's obligations.katañjalī : [adj.] having raised one's hands in salutation.kataññutā : [f.] gratitude.kataññū : [adj.] grateful; obliging.katatta : [nt.] the doing of; the fact of having done.katapaṭisanthāra : [adj.] having (been) received kindly.kataparicaya : [adj.] having practised or made acquaintance with.katapātarāsa : [adj.] having finished one's breakfast.katapuñña : [adj.] one who has performed meritorious actions.katapuññatā : [f.] the fact of being meritorious.katapubba : [adj.] done before.katabhattakicca : [adj.] one who has finished his meal.katabhāva : [m.] the fact of having done.katama : [adj.] which; what; which of the many.katamatte : [loc.] as soon as something has done.katara : [adj.] which (of the two). || kātara (adj.), mean; poor; miserable.kataveditā : [f.] gratiude.katavedī : [adj.] grateful.katasakkāra : [adj.] one who has received hospitality.katasaṅketa : [nt.] an appointment or sign made beforehand.katasaṅgaha : [adj.] one who has received hospitality.katasāra : [m.] a mat made of some kind of stalks.katasikkha : [adj.] one who has practised.katādhikāra : [(kata + adhikāra) adj.] one who has formed a resolution or an aspiration.katānuggaha : [(kata + anuggaha) adj.] assisted by.katāparādha : [(kata + aparādha) adj.] guilty; a transgressor.katābhinivesa : [adj.] one who has formed a resolution or an aspiration.katābhinīhāra : [(kata + abhinīhāra) adj.] one who has formed a resolution or an aspiration.katābhiseka : [adj.] anointed; consecrated.kati : [interr. particle] how many. || kaṭi (f.), the hip; waist.katikā : [f.] talk; conversation; an agreement.katikāvatta : [nt.] a pact; an agreement.katipaya : [adj.] some; several.katipāha : [nt.] a few days.katipāhaṃ : [adv.] for a few days.kativassa : [adj.] having how many years; how-old?katividha : [adj.] of how many kinds?katuakatta : [nt.] pungency; severity.katupāsana : [adj.] skilled in archery; dextrous.katūpakāra : [adj.] helped or assisted by. (m.) the help given to someone else.katokāsa : [adj.] being permitted; given leave to.kattabba : [pt.p. of karoti] fit to be done. (nt.), duty; obligation.kattabbatā : [f.] fitness to be done.kattabbayuttaka : [adj.] fit to be done.kattara : [adj.] very small.kattaradaṇḍa : [m.] a walking stick; a staff.kattarayaṭṭhi : [f.] a walking stick; a staff.kattarasuppa : [m.] small winnowing basket.kattari : [f.] scissors; shears.kattarikā : [f.] scissors; shears.kattikamāsa : [m.] name of a month; October-November.kattikā : [f.] the constellation of Pleiades.kattu : [m.] maker; doer; an author; the subject of a sentence.kattuṃ : [inf. of karoti] to do.kattukamyatā : [f.] desire to do.kattukāma : [adj.] willing to do.kattukāmatā : [f.] desire to do.kattha : [adv.] where? || kaṭṭha (pp. of kasati), plouhged; tilled. (nt.) timber; a piece of wood.katthaci : [ind.] somewhere.katthati : [kath + a] boasts.katthanā : [f.] boasting.katthi : [aor. of katthati.] boasted. || katthī (adj.), boaster; boastful.katthita. : [pp. of katthati] boasted.katvā : [abs. of karoti] having done or made.kathaṃ : [adv.] how?kathaṃkathā : [f.] doubt; uncertainty.kathaṃkathī : [adj.] one who is doubtful.kathaṃkara : [adj.] how acting.kathaṃpakāra : [adj.] of what kind?kathaṃbhūta : [adj.] of what sort?kathaṃvidha : [adj.] what sort of.kathaṃsīla : [adj.] of what character?kathaṅkathā : [f.] doubt; uncertainly.kathaṅkathī : [adj.] one who is doubtful.kathaṅkara : [adj.] how acting.kathaṅpakāra : [adj.] of what kind?kathaṅbhūta : [adj.] of what sort? what like?kathaṅvidha : [adj.] of what kind?kathaṅsīla : [adj.] of what character?kathana : [nt.] talk; conversation. || kathāna (nt.), a high numeral with 127 cyphers.kathā : [f.] speech; story; talk.kathāpābhata : [nt.] subject of conversation.kathāpeti : [caus. of katheti] makes say; sends a massage.kathāpesi : [aor. of kathāpeti] made say; sent a massage.kathāmagga : [m.] a narrative; an account.kathāvatthu : [nt.] subject of a discussion; the 5th book of the Abhidhamma.kathāsallāpa : [m.] friendly conversation.kathita : [pp. of katheti] said; spoke; related.katheti : [kath + e] says; speaks; relates.kathetvā : [abs. of katheti] having said or spoken.kathenta : [pr.p of katheti] saying; speaking; relating.kathesi : [aor. of katheti] said; spoke; related.kadanna : [nt.] spoiled rice; bad food.kadamattaca : [adj.] of golden complexion.kadamappabhā : [f.] the colour of gold.kadamba : [m.] the tree Nauclea Cordiforlia. || kādamba (m.), a kind of goose with grey wings.kadariya : [adj.] miserly; stingy. (nt.) avarice; stinginess.kadariyatā : [f.] niggardliness.kadali : [f.] the plantain tree; a banner.kadaliphala : [nt.] banana.kadalimiga : [m.] a kind of deer whose hide is much valued.kadā : [adv.] when?kadāci : [ind.] sometimes.kadācikarahaci : [ind.] seldom; at times.kaddama : [m.] mud; mire.kaddamabahula : [adj.] full of mud.kaddamamodaka : [nt.] muddy water.kaddhati : [kaddh + a] drags; pulls. || kaddhati = kaḍḍhati.kaddhi : [aor. of khaddhati.] dragged; pulled.kaddhita : [pp. of khaddhati] dragged; pulled.kanaka : [nt.] gold.kanakacchavī : [adj.] of golden complexion.kanakattaca : [adj.] a golden complexion.kanakappabhā : [f.] the colour of gold.kanakavimāna : [nt.] a golden palace.kanīnikā : [f.] the pupil of the eye.kanta : [adj.] pleasant; lovely; agreeable. (m.), the beloved one; husband. (pp. of kamati), gone; entered into. || kantā (f.), a woman; the wife.kantati : [kant + a] spins; cuts; shears; incises.kantana : [nt.] spinning; incision.kantanta : [pr.p. of kantati] spining; cutting; shearing; incising.kantāra : [m.] wilderness; desert.kantāranittharaṇa : [nt.] passing through a desert.kanti : [aor. of kantati] spined; cut; sheared; incised.kantita : [pp. of kantati] spined; cut; sheared; incised.kanda : [m.] a tuber; yam.kandati : [kand + a] cries; wails; laments.kandana : [nt.] crying; lamentation.kandanta : [pr.p. of] crying alound.kandara : [m.] a grotto on the slope of a mountain. || kandarā (f.), a grotto on the slope of a mountain.kandi : [aor. of kandati] cried; wailed; lamented.kandita : [pp. of kandati] cried; lamented. (nt.) crying; lamentation.kanduka : [m.] a ball (used in games).kapaṇa : [adj.] poor; miserable; insignificant. (m.), a beggar.kapalla : [nt.] a frying pan; pot-sherd.kapallaka : [nt.] a frying pan; pot-sherd.kapallapūva : [m. nt.] pan cake.kapāla : [m.] 1. a shell (like that of a tortoise); 2. a frying pan; pan. 3. beggar's bowl.kapālaka : [m.] 1. a shell (like that of a tortoise); 2. a frying pan; pan. 3. beggar's bowl.kapālasīsa : the skull.kapi : [m.] monkey.kapikacchu : [m.] the plant Mucana prutitus.kapiñjala : [m.] a kind of a partridge.kapittha : [m.] wood-apple. || kapiṭṭha (m.),elephant-apple tree.kapila : [adj.] tawny. (m.), 1. tawny colour; 2. name of a sage.kapilavatthu : [nt.] the city where Prince Siddhartha was born.kapisīsa : [m.] the lintel of a door.kapota : [m.] a dove; pigeon.kapola : [m.] the cheek.kappa : [m.] 1. a world cycle; an aeon; 2. thought. (adj.), suitable; proper; resembling. (in cpds.).kappaka : [m.] 1. a barber; 2. a chamberlain.kappaṭa : [m.] old rag; torn garment.kappaṭṭhāyī : [adj.] lasting a world cycle.kappaṭṭhītika : [adj.] lasting a world cycle.kappati : [kapp + a] is fit, seeming, or proper.kappana : [nt.] 1. fixing; 2. harnessing; saddling; 3. putting into order; 4. thinking; (Preceded by jīvita:) lively-hood. || kappanā (f.), 1. fixing; 2. harnessing; saddling; 3. putting into order; 4. thinking; (Preceded by jīvita:) lively-hood.kappabindu : [nt.] a small black dot made on a monk's robe.kappara : [m.] the elbow.kapparappahāra : [m.] a blow from elbow.kapparukkha : [m.] a celestial tree fulfilling all wishes.kappavināsa : [m.] destruction of the world.kappavināsaka : [adj.] consuming the world.kappāvasesa : [m.] remainder of an aeon.kappāsa : [nt.] cotton.kappāsapaṭala : [nt.] a layer of cotton.kappāsamaya : [adj.] made of cotton.kappāsika : [adj.] made of cotton.kappāsika-sukhuma : [nt.] a fine musline.kappāsī : [m.] the cotton plant.kappika : [adj.] (in cpds.), belonging to a world cycle.kappita : [pp. of kappeti] prepared; harnessed; trimmed; considered; made; led (one's life).kappiya : [adj.] appropriate; lawful; proper.kappiyakāraka : [m.] an attendant of a monk; one who provides appropriate things.kappiyabhaṇḍa : [nt.] things allowable to the monks.kappūra : [m.; nt.] camphor.kappeti : [kapp + e] prepares; harnesses; trims; considers; makes; leads (one's life).kappetvā : [abs. of kappeti] having harnessed, or prepared.kappenta : [pr.p. of kappeti] preparing; harnessing; trimming; considering; making; leading (one's life).kappesi : [aor. of kappeti] prepared; harnessed; trimmed; considered; made; led (one's life).kabandha : [m.] headless (trunk of the) body.kabara : [adj.] spotted; variegated.kabala : [m.; nt.] a lump; a morsel; a mouthful.kabaliṅkāra : [m.] lumping.kabaliṅkārāhāra : [m.] material food.kabkaba : [nt.] bracelet.kabba : [nt.] a poem; poetical composition. || kaṇṇa (nt.), the ear; an angle; corner; edge of a garment.kama : [m.] order; manner; proceeding; way. || kāma (m.), pleasure; lust; enjoyment; an object of sexual enjoyment.kamaṇḍalu : [m.; nt.] a water-pitcher.kamatā : [f.] (in cpds.), wish; longing. || kāmatā (f.), longing; willingness.kamati : [kam + a] goes; enters into.kamanīya : [adj.] desirable; lovely; beautiful.kamala : [nt.] a lotus.kamaladala : [nt.] petal of a lotus.kamalāsana : [m.] the Brahmā; the creator.kamalinī : [f.] a lotus pond or lake.kamavega : [m.] impulse of lust.kami : [aor. of kamati] went; entered into. || kāmī (adj.), one who possesses the objects of sensual pleasures; (in cpds.) desirous of.kamuka : [m.] arecanut tree. || kāmuka (adj.), lustful; lewed.kampaka : [adj.] one who shakes.kampati : [kamp + a] trembles; wavers.kampana : [nt.] trembling; movement.kampanta : [pr.p. of kappeti] trembling; wavering.kampamāna : [pr.p. of kampati] trembling; wavering. (nt.), trembling; movement.kampā : [f.] trembling; movement.kampi : [aor. of kampati] trembled; wavered; shaken; agitated.kampita : [pp. of kampati] trembled; wavered. || (pp. of kampeti and kampati)kampiya : [abs. of kampeti] having shaken. (adj.), movable; shakeable.kampeti : [caus. of kampati] caauses to shakes; causes to tremble.kampetvā : [abs. of kampeti] having shaken; having caused to trembled.kampenta : [pr.p. of kampeti] shaking; causing to trembled.kampesi : [aor. of kampeti] shook; caused to trembled.kambala : [nt.] woollen stuff; a blanket.kambalī : [adj.] one who has a woollen garment for his dress.kambalīya : [nt.] woollen garment.kambu : [m.; nt.] gold; a conch-shell.kambugīva : [adj.] having a neck marked with three lines or folds.kamboja : [m.] name of a country.kamma : [nt.] deed; action; job; work.kammakara : [m.] work-man; labourer. || kammakāra (m.), work-man; labourer.kammakaraṇa : [nt.] labour; service; working. || kammakāraṇā (f.), bodily punishment.kammakāraka : [nt.] the Objective case.kammakkhaya : [m.] consummation of the previous actions and the results thereof.kammaja-vāta : [m.] pangs of child-birth; travail pains. (adj.), product by karma.kammajāta : [nt.] various actions or jobs.kammañña : [adj.] fit for work; ready; wieldy.kammaññatā : [f.] readiness; workableness; fitness.kammaṭṭhāna : [nt.] a subject for meditation; a branch of industry.kammaṭṭhānika : [m.] a person practising meditation.kammaṭhānika : [m.] a person practising meditation.kammadāyāda : [adj.] inheriting the consequences of one's own deeds.kammadhāraya : [m.] the adjectival compound.kammadhiṭṭhāyaka : [m.] superintendent of a work.kammanānatta : [nt.] manifoldness of karma.kammanibbatta : [adj.] produced through karma.kammanīya : [adj.] fit for work; ready; wieldy.kammanta : [nt.] work; business.kammantaṭṭhāna : [nt.] where the work is done; place of business.kammantika : [adj.] a labourer; an artisan.kammapatha : [m.] the ways of actions.kammappaccaya : [adj.] having karma as the basis.kammappatta : [adj.] those who have assembled to take part in an ecclesiastic act.kammaphala : [nt.] the fruit or result of karma.kammabandhu : [adj.] having karma as one's relative.kammabala : [nt.] the power of karma.kammabhāva : [m.] readiness; workableness; fitness.kammayoni : [adj.] having karma as origin.kammavācā : [f.] the text of official act.kammavāta : [m.] pangs of child-birth; travail pains.kammavāda : [m.] the view of the efficacy of karma.kammavādī : [adj.] believing in karma.kammavipāka : [m.] the result of one's actions.kammavega : [m.] the impetus of karma.kammasaka : [adj.] one who property is karma.kammasamuṭṭhāna : [adj.] arising from karma.kammasambhava : [adj.] produced by karma.kammasarikkhaka : [adj.] similar in consequence to the deed done.kammassāmī : [m.] the owner of a business.kammānurūpa : [adj.] suitable to one's action.kammāyūhana : [nt.] heaping of karmas.kammāra : [m.] a smith; worker in metals.kammārambha : [m.] commencement of an undertaking.kammārasālā : [f.] smithy.kammāraha : [adj.] entitled to take part in.kammārāma : [adj.] delighting in activity.kammārāmatā : [f.] taking pleasure in worldly activities.kammāsa : [adj.] 1. spotted; speckled; 2. inconsistent.kammika : [m.] (in cpds.),doing; one who performs or looks after.kammī : [m.] (in cpds.),doing; one who performs or looks after.kammupacaya : [m.] accumulation of kamma.kamyatā : [f.] (in cpds.) wish; longing.kaya : [m.] purchase. || kāya (m.), a heap; a collection; the body.kayavikkaya : [m.] trade; buying and selling.kayavikkayī : [m.] a trader or broker.kayiramāna : [pr.p. of kariyati] being done.kayirā : [3rd sing. (poten. of kar)] (to do).kara : [m.] 1. the hand; 2. a ray; 3. a tax; 4. the trunk of an elephant. (adj.), (in cpds.), doing; performing. || kāra (m.), deed; service; act of homage. (adj.), in cpds. such as rathakāra: maker. kārā (f.), a prison; jail.karaka : [nt.] a drinking vessel. (m.), pomegranate tree. || karakā (nt.), hail. kāraka (m.), the doer. (nt.), syntax (in gram).karakāvassa : [nt.] hail-storm.karagga : tip of the hand.karaja : [m.] nail (of the hand).karajakāya : [m.] the body (which is born of impurity.).karañja : [m.] the tree Pongamiya glabra.karaṇa : [nt.] 1. doing; making; 2. production. || kāraṇa (nt.), reason; cause. kāraṇā (abl.) by means of; through; by. (f.), torture; bodily punishment.karaṇattha : [m.] the sense of the instrumentality.karaṇavibhatti : [f.] the instrumental case.karaṇīya : [adj.] ought to be done. (nt.), duty; obligation.karaṇīyatā : [f.] the fact that something has to be done.karaṇḍaka : [m.] casket; a small box or receptacle.karaṇda : [m.] casket; a small box or receptacle.karatala : [nt.] the palm of the hand.karapuṭa : [m.] the folded hand.karabha : [m.] 1. a camel; 2. the wrist.karabhūsā : [f.] any kind of ornament for the hand; a bracelet.karamadda : [m.] the tree Carissa Carandas.karamarānīta : [adj.] one who is captured in a war.karavassa : [nt.] hail-storm.karavīka : [m.] the Indian cuckoo.karavīkabhāṇī : [adj.] speaking with a clear and melodious voice.karavīra : [m.] the oleander tree.karahaci : [ind.] seldom; at times.kari : [aor. of karoti] did; acted; made; built. || karī (m.), an elephant. kārī (m.), doer. (Mostly in cpds. such as sātāccakārī).karitvā : [abs. of karoti] having done.karīyati : [pass. of karoti] is done.karīyamāna : [pr.p. of kariyati] being done.karīyi : [aor. of karīyati] was done.karīsa : [nt.] dung; excrement; a square measure of land (which may be nearly an acre).karīsamagga : [m.] the anus.karuṇaṃ : [adv.] pitiably.karuṇā : [f.] compassion; pity.karuṇāyaṇā : [f.] compassionateness.karuṇāyati : [deno. from karuṇā] feels pity for.karuṇāyi : [aor. of karubāyati] felt pity for.karuṇukā : [f.] a she-elephant.kareṇu : [f.] a she-elephant.kareṇukā : [f.] a she-elephant.kareri : [m.] the musk-rose tree.karoti : [kar + o] does; acts; makes; builds.karonta : [pr.p of karoti] doing; acting; making; building.kala : [m.] a sweet low sound. || kalā (f.), a fraction of a whole; an art. kāla (m.), time. kāḷa (adj.), black; dark. (m.), black colour.kalakala : [m.] indistinct and confused noise.kalaṅka : [m.] a spot; mark; fault.kalatta : [nt.] the wife.kalandaka : [m.] a squirrel.kalandakanivāpa : [m.] a locality where the squirrels are fed.kalabha : [m.] a young elephant.kalala : [nt.] mud; mire.kalalamakkhita : [adj.] smeared or soiled with mud.kalalarūpa : [nt.] the first stage in the formation of the foetus.kalasa : [nt.] a small water-pot.kalaha : [m.] quarrel; dispute.kalahakāraka : [adj.] one who quarrels.kalahakāraṇa : [nt.] the cause of a dispute.kalahasadda : [m.] a brawl; squabble.kalāpa : [m.] 1. a bundle; sheaf; 2. a quiver; 3. a group of elementary particles.kalāpī : [m.] 1. peacock; 2. one who has a quiver or a bundle.kali : [m.] 1. defeat; 2. bad luck; 3. sin; 4. distress.kaliggaha : [m.] a losing throw; defeat; evil consequence.kaliṅgara : [m.; nt.] a log; rotten piece of wood; chaff.kaliyuga : [m.] the age of vice and misery, i.e. the last of the four period of an aeon.kalīra : [nt.] the soft part above the steam of a palm tree.kalusa : [nt.] 1. sin; 2. impurity. (adj.),1. impure; 2. dirty.kalebara : [nt.] the body.kalyāṇa : [adj.] charming; morally good. (nt.), goodness; merit; virtue; welfare.kalyāṇakāma : [adj.] desiring what is good.kalyāṇakārī : [adj.] one who ,does good things; virtuous.kalyāṇatā : [f.] goodness; beauty.kalyāṇadassana : [adj.] handsome; lovely.kalyāṇadhamma : [adj.; m.] good conduct or doctrine.kalyāṇapaṭibhāṇa : [adj.] having quick understanding.kalyāṇamitta : [m.] a good companion; honest friend.kalyāṇājjhāsaya : [adj.] having intention to do good.kalyāṇī : [f.] 1. a beautiful woman; 2. name of a river and a town in Ceylon.kalyānadhamma : [adj.] virtuous. (m.), good conduct or doctrine.kalla : [adj.] 1. clever; able 2. healthy; sound; 3. ready; 4. proper.kallatā : [f.] ability; readiness.kallasarīra : [adj.] having a sound body.kallahāra : [nt.] white water lily.kallola : [m.] a billow.kavaca : [m.] a count of a mail; armour.kavandha : [m.] headless (trunk of the) body.kavāṭa : [m.; nt.] window; the shutters of a door.kavi : [m.] poet.kaviṭṭha : [m.] elephant-apple tree. || kaviṭṭha = kapiṭṭhakavitā : [f.] state of poet.kavitta : [nt.] state of poet.kasaṭa : [m.] the refuse; dregs; acrid. (adj.), nasty; worthless.kasati : [kas + a] ploughs; tills.kasana : [nt.] tilling.kasanta : [pr.p. of kasati] tilling; ploughing.kasamāna : [pr.p. of kasati] tilling; ploughing.kasambu : [m.] fifth; rubbish.kasambujāta : [adj.] impure; of bad character.kasā : [f.] a whip. || kāsa (m.),1. a kind of reed; 2. consumption.kasāya : [nt.] a decoration; a distillation.kasāva : [m.; nt.] 1. the acrid taste; 2. a cloth of orange colour. (adj.),, of the orange colour. || kāsāva (nt.), yellow robe. (adj), dyed with orange colour.kasāhata : [nt.] a being whipped or flogged.kasi : [aor. of kasati] ploughed; tilled. || kāsi (m.), name of a country (the capital of which was Benares).kasikamma : [nt.] agriculture; husbandry.kasiṇa : [adj.] whole; entire. (nt.), an object for meditation.kasiṇaparikamma : [nt.] the preliminary duties the should be performed before meditation.kasiṇamaṇḍala : [nt.] the circular disk used as an object for meditation.kasita : [pp. of kasati] plouhged; tilled.kasitaṭṭhāna : [nt.] tilled ground.kasitvā : [abs. of kasati] having ploughed.kasibhaṇḍa : [nt.] agricultural implements.kasira : [adj.] miserable; difficult. (nt.), misery; trouble; difficulty.kasirena : [adv.] with difficulty.kasmā : [ind.] why.kasmīra : [m.] name of a country in Northern India.kassaka : [m.] farmer; cultivator.kassati : [kass + a] drags. (see kaḍḍhati).kassi : [aor. of kassati.] dragged.kahaṃ : [adv.] where?kahāpaṇa : [nt.] a coin whose value is about a half-crown.kahāpaṇaka : [nt.] a torture which consisted in cutting off small pieces of flesh.kāka : [m.] a crow.kākacchati : [kas + cha] snores.kākacchamāna : [pr.p. of kākacchati] snoring.kākacchi : [aor. of kākacchati] snored.kākaṇikā : [f.] a coin of very low value; a farthing.kākapāda : [m.] crow's foot; cross mark.kākapeyya : [adj.] full to the brim (that a crow can easily drink of it.kākavaṇṇa : [adj.] of the colour of a crow, i.e. black; name of a king in Ceylon.kākasūra : [adj.] clever as a crow; a shameless fellow.kākassara : [adj.] having the sound of a crow.kākī : [f.] she-crow.kākola : [m.] a reven.kāca : [m.] glass; crystal; cataract in the eye.kācatumba : [m.] glass bottle.kācamaṇi : [m.] crystal.kācamaya : [adj.] made of glass.kāja : [m.] a pingo; carrying pole.kājahāraka : [m.] pingo-bearer.kātabba : [pt.p. of karoti] what ought to be done. (nt.), duty.kātave : [inf. of karoti] to do.kātuṃ : [inf. of karoti] to do.kātukamyatā : [f.] desire to do or perform.kātukāma : [adj.] desirous of doing.kātukāmatā : [f.] desire to do or perform.kānana : [nt.] forest; grove.kānanantara : [nt.] inside of a forest.kāpilavatthava : [adj.] belonging to Kapilavatthu.kāpurisa : [m.] a wretch; contemptible person.kāpotaka : [adj.] of a dull white.kāpotikā : [adj.] sort of liquor (which is of reddish colour).kāmaṃ : [adv.] surely; certainly.kāmagiddha : [m.] greedy of sexual pleasure.kāmaguṇa : [m.] sensual pleasure.kāmagedha : [m.] attachment to sensual pleasure.kāmacchanda : [m.] attachment to sensual pleasure.kāmataṇhā : [f.] thirst after sensual pleasure.kāmada : [adj.] giving what is desire.kāmadada : [adj.] giving what is desire.kāmadhātu : [f.] the world of desire.kāmapaṇka : [m.] the mire of lust.kāmapariḷāha : [m.] the fever of passion.kāmabhava : [m.] the sphere dominated by pleasures.kāmabhogī : [adj.] enjoying the pleasure of the senses.kāmamucchā : [f.] sensual stupor.kāmarati : [f.] amorous enjoyment.kāmarāga : [m.] sensual passion.kāmaloka : [m.] the world of the pleasures.kāmavitakka : [m.] thought concerning pleasures.kāmasaṅkappa : [m.] aspiration after pleasure.kāmasaññojana : [nt.] hindrance formed by pleasures.kāmasukha : [nt.] happiness arising from sensual pleasures.kāmasevanā : [f.] (indulgence in) sexual intercourse.kāmita : [pp. of kāmeti] craved; desired.kāmetabba : [pt.p. of kāmeti] desirable.kāmeti : [kam + e] craves; desires.kāmesi : [aor. of kāmeti] craved; desired.kāyakamma : [nt.] bodily action.kāyakammaññatā : [f.] wieldness of the body.kāyagata : [adj.] relating to the body.kāyagatā sati : [f.] mindfulness centred on the body.kāyagantha : [m.] bodily fetter.kāyagutta : [m.] bodily. (adj.), guarding one's own body; calm in the bodily action.kāyaḍāha : [m.] fever; inflammation of the body.kāyadaratha : [m.] bodily distress.kāyaduccarita : [nt.] misconduct by the body.kāyadvāra : [nt.] the outlet of bodily senses.kāyadhātu : [f.] the faculty of touch.kāyapaṭibaddha : [adj.] connected with the body.kāyapayoga : [m.] instrumentality of the body.kāyaparihārika : [adj.] tending the body.kāyapassaddhi : [f.] serenity of the sense.kāyapāgabbhiya : [nt.] immodesty.kāyappakopa : [m.] misbehaviour.kāyappacālakaṃ : [adv.] swaying the body.kāyappasāda : [m.] the sense of touch.kāyabandhana : [nt.] waist-band; girdle.kāyabala : [nt.] strength of the body.kāyamudutā : [f.] pliability of senses.kāyalahutā : [f.] buoyancy of senses.kāyavaṅka : [m.] crookedness of action.kāyavikāra : [m.] gesture.kāyaviññatti : [f.] intimation through the body; a gesture.kāyaviññāṇa : [nt.] consciousness by means of touch.kāyaviññeyya : [adj.] to be perceived by the sense of touch.kāyaviveka : [m.] seclusion of the body.kāyaveyyāvacca : [nt.] menial duties.kāyasaṃsagga : [m.] bodily contact.kāyasakkhī : [adj.] he who has realised the final truth (through the body).kāyasaṅkhāra : [m.] substratum of the body.kāyasamācāra : [m.] good conduct.kāyasamphassa : [m.] the sense of touch.kāyasucarita : [nt.] good conduct in action.kāyasoceyya : [nt.] purity of the body.kāyika : [adj.] relating to the resulting from the body.kāyikadukkha : [nt.] bodily pain.kāyujjukatā : [f.] straightness of the body.kāyūpaga : [adj.] attached to the body; going to a new birth.kāyūra : [nt.] a bracelet worn on the upper arm.kāraṇīka : [m.] turturer.kārāghara : [nt.] a prison; jail.kārāpaka : [m.] a schemer; one who orders to do something.kārāpana : [nt.] causing to do; ordering.kārāpikā : [f.] a schemer; one who orders to do something.kārāpita : [pp. of kārāpeti] caused to do.kārāpiyati : [v.] causes to be done.kārāpeti : [caus. of karoti] causes to do.kārāpesi : [aor. of kārāpeti] caused to do.kārābhedaka : [adj.] one who has broken out of a jail.kārikā : [f.] a commentary.kārita : [pp. of kāreti] caused to do, build or construct.kāriya : [nt.] duty; action; business.kāruñña : [nt.] compassion.kāruṇika : [adj.] compassionate.kāreti : [caus. of karoti] causes to do, build or construct.kāretvā : [abs. of kāreti] having caused to do, build or construct.kārenta : [pr.p. of kāreti] should be caused to do, build or construct.kāresi : [aor. of kāreti] caused to do, build or construct.kālaṃ kata : [pp.] dead.kālaṃ karoti : dies.kālakaṇṇī : [m.] an unfortunate person; a wretch.kālakiriyā : [f.] death.kālaṅkata : [pp.] dead.kālaṅkaroti : dies.kālaññū : [adj.] one who knows the proper time.kālantara : [nt.] interval; period.kālapavedana : [nt.] speaking at the proper time.kālavādī : [adj.] speaking at the proper time.kālasseva : very early.kālika : [adj.] temporal.kāliṅga : [m.] name of a country in East India.kālīya : [nt.] gallochum. || kāḷīya (nt.), gallochum.kālusiya : [nt.] dirt; obscurity.kālena : in proper time; at the right moment.kālenakālaṃ : from time to time.kāḷaka : [adj.] black. (nt.), a black spot; a stain; black grain in the rice.kāḷakūṭa : [m.] name of a mountain in the Himalayas.kāḷakesa : [adj.] black-haired, i.e. young.kāḷatipu : [nt.] black lead.kāḷapakkha : [m.] the moonless fort-night.kāḷaloṇa : [nt.] black salt.kāḷasīha : [m.] a kind of lion.kāḷasutta : [nt.] carpenter's measuring line.kāḷahaṃsa : [m.] black swan.kāḷāyasa : [nt.] (black) iron.kāḷāvaka : [m.] a kind of elephant.kāveyya : [nt.] poetry.kāsika : [adj.] belonging to or made of kāsi.kāsu : [f.] pit.kāhāmi : [v.] (I) will do.kāhinti : [v.] (they) will do.kiṃ : [rel. or inter. pron.] what? (m.) ko = who? (f.) kā = which woman? (nt.) kaṃ = what thing?kiṃ kāraṇā : why?kiṃ su : [ind.] an interrogative particle.kiṃkara : [m.] a servant; an attendant.kiṃkāraṇā : [adv.] by reason of what?kiṃkiṇikajāla : [nt.] a net of tinkling bells.kiṃkiṇī : [f.] a jingling bell.kiṃvādī : [adj.] holding what view?kiṃsuka : [m.] the tree Butea Frondosa.kikī : [m.] the blue jay. (f.), female of the jay.kiṅkara : [m.] a servant; an attendant.kiṅkiṇikajāla : [nt.] a net of tinkling bells.kiṅkiṇī : [f.] a jingling bell.kicca : [nt.] duty; work; service; that which should be done.kiccakārī : [adj.] doing one's won duty.kiccākicca : [nt.] what should be done and not be done.kiccha : [adj.] difficult; painful. (nt.), distress; difficulty.kicchati : [kit + cha] is troubled or wearied.kicchi : [aor. of kicchati] was troubled or wearied.kicchena : [adv.] with difficulty.kiñ ca : [ind.] why not; rather.kiñcana : [nt.] something; a trifle; worldly attachment; trouble.kiñcāpi : [ind.] whatever; however much; but.kiñci : [ind.] something.kiñcikkha : [nt.] trifle.kiñjakkha : [nt.] filament; pollen.kiṭṭha : [nt.] growing corn.kiṭṭhasambādha-samaya : [m.] harvest-time; when corn is fully grown.kiṭṭhāda : [adj.] corn-eating.kiṭṭhārakkha : [m.] a watcher of corn.kiṇanta : [pr.p. of kiṇāti] buying.kiṇāti : [ki + ṇā] buys.kiṇi : [aor. of kiṇāti] bought.kiṇituṃ : [inf. of kiṇāti] to buy.kiṇitvā : [abs. of kiṇāti] having bought.kiṇīyati : [v.] is bought.kiṇṇa : [pp. of kirati] scattered. (nt.), yeast.kitava : [m.] a cheat.kittaka : [inter. pron.] how much? to what extent? how many?kittana : [nt.] praising; expounding.kittayati : [v.] explains; praises.kittāvatā : [adv.] how far? in what respect?kitti : [f.] fame; renown.kittighosa : [m.] reputation.kittita : [pp. of kitteti] praised; extolled; related; announced.kittima : [adj.] artificial.kittimantu : [adj.] famous.kittisadda : [m.] reputation.kitteti : [kitt + e] praises; extols; relates; announces.kittenta : [pr.p. of kitteti] praising; extolling; relating; announcing.kittesi : [aor. of kitteti] praised; extolled; related; announced.kinti : [ind.] whether.kinnara : [m.] a bird with a human head; name of a forest dwelling nation.kinnarī : [f.] a kinnara woman.kipillikā : [f.] an ant.kibbisa : [nt.] wrong-doing; crime.kibbisakārī : [m.] a criminal.kimakkhātī : [adj.] preaching what?kimakkhāyī : [adj.] preaching.kimaṅga : [ind.] far less.kimatthaṃ : [adv.] for what purpose?kimatthāya : [ind.] for what purpose?kimatthiya : [adj.] to what purpose; purporting what?kimi : [m.] a worm; vermin.kimikula : [nt.] a crowd or a kind of worms.kimpakka : [nt.] a poisonous fruit in the shape of a mango.kimpakkaphala : [nt.] a poisonous fruit in the shape of a mango.kimpurisa : [m.] a bird with a human head; name of a forest dwelling nation.kira : [ind.] really; truly; (refers to a report by hear-say). || kīra (m.), a parrot.kiraṇa : [m.; nt.] ray; effulgence.kirati : [kir + a] scatters.kirāta : [m.] a kind of junglemen.kiri : [aor. of kirati] scattered.kiriya : [nt.] action; deed; performance. || kiriyā (f.),action; deed; performance.kiriyavāda : [m.] belief in the consequence of action.kiriyavādī : [m.] one who promulgates the view of kiriyavādā.kirīṭa : [nt.] a crown; diadem.kilañja : [m.] mat or rushes.kilanta : [pp. of kilamati] was tired; was weary; was exhausted. || kīḷanta (pr.p. of kīḷati), playing; sporting; amusing oneself.kilamati : [kilam + a] is wearied or fatigued.kilamatha : [m.] fatigue; weariness.kilamanta : [pr.p. of kilamati] becoming weary.kilami : [aor. of kilamati] was wearied or fatigued.kilamita : [pp. of kilamati] was wearied or fatigued.kilamitvā : [abs. of kilamati] being wearied or fatigued.kilamiyamāna : [pr.p. of kilamīyati] being made weary.kilamīyati : [pass. of kilameti] has been made weary.kilamīyi : [aor. of kilamīyati] had been made weary.kilameti : [caus. of kilamati] makes weary.kilametvā : [abs. of kilameti] having made weared.kilamenta : [pr.p. of kilameti] making weared.kilamesi : [aor. of kilameti] made weared.kilāsa : [m.] a cutaneous disease.kiliṭṭha : [pp. of kilissati] become soiled or stained; was impured.kilinna : [pp. of kilijjati] wet; soiled; moist.kilissati : [kilis + ya] becomes soiled or stained; is impure.kilissana : [nt.] getting dirty or stained.kilissanta : [pr.p. of kilissati] becoming soiled or stained; being impured.kilissi : [aor. of kilissati] became soiled or stained; was impured.kilesa : [m.] passion; lust; depravity; impurity.kilesakāma : [m.] lust.kilesakkhaya : [m.] destruction of passions.kilesappahāṇa : [nt.] giving up of worldly passions.kilesavatthu : [nt.] object of worldly attachment.kilesita : [pp. of kileseti] caused to be soiled or defiled.kileseti : [kilis + e] causes to be soiled or defiled.kilesesi : [aor. of kileseti] caused to be soiled or defiled.kilomaka : [nt.] the pleura.kisa : [adj.] lean; haggard; emaciated.kīṭaka : [m.] an insect; a moth.kīta : [pp. of kiṇāti] bought. || kīṭa (m.), an insect; a moth.kītvā : [abs. of kiṇāti] having bought.kīdisa : [adj.] of what kind? what like?kīla : [m.] a stake. || kīḷā (f.), playing; sport.kīḷati : [kīḷ + a] plays; sports; amuses oneself.kīḷanaka : [nt.] a toy. (adj.), playing.kīḷanā : [f.] sport; enjoyment.kīḷamāna : [pr.p. of kīḷati] playing; sporting; amusing oneself.kīḷāgoḷaka : [nt.] a ball to play with.kīḷāpanaka : [adj.] one who makes play.kīḷāpasuta : [adj.] bent on play.kīḷāpeti : [caus. of kīḷati] causes to play.kīḷāpetvā : [abs. of kīḷāpeti] having caused to play.kīḷāpenta : [pr.p. of kīḷāpeti] causing to play.kīḷāpesi : [aor. of kīḷāpeti] caused to play.kīḷābhaṇḍaka : [nt.] a plaything; toy.kīḷāmaṇḍala : [nt.] play-ground.kīḷi : [aor. of kiḷati] played; sported; amused oneself.kīḷita : [pp. of kīḷati] caused to play. (nt.), sport; play.kīḷitvā : [abs. of kiḷati] having played; having sported; having amused oneself.kīva : [ind.] how much? how long?kīva ciraṃ : [ind.] how long?kīvataka : [adj.] how many? how much?kukutthaka : [m.] a kind of bird.kukku : [m.] a cubit.kukkucca : [nt.] remorse; scruple; worry.kukkuccaka : [adj.] scrupulous.kukkuccāyati : [deno. from kukkucca] feels remorse.kukkuṭa : [m.] a cock.kukkuṭī : [f.] a hen.kukkura : [m.] a dog.kukkuravatika : [adj.] imitating a dog (in austerity).kukkuḷa : [m.] hot ashes; name of a hell.kukmudavaṇṇa : [adj.] water-pot.kuṅkuma : [nt.] saffron.kucchi : [m.] the belly or womb; interior.kucchiṭṭha : [adj.] deposited in the womb.kucchita : [pp.] contemptible; vile.kucchidāha : [m.] inflammation in the stomach.kuja : [m.] 1. a tree; 2. the planet of Mars.kujjhati : [kudh + ya] is angry.kujjhana : [nt.] anger; irritation. || kujjhanā (f.), anger; irritation.kujjhanta : [pr.p. of kujjhati] being angry.kujjhamāna : [pr.p. of kujjhati] being angry.kujjhi : [aor. of kujjhati] was angry.kujjhitvā : [abs. of kujjhati] being angry.kujjhiya : [abs. of kujjhati] being angry.kuñcanāda : [m.] trumpeting (of an elephant).kuñcikā : [f.] a key.kuñcikāvivara : [nt.] key-hole.kuñcita : [pp. of kuñcati] bent; crooked; curled.kuñja : [nt.] a glen; dell.kuñjara : [m.] elephant.kuṭa : [m.; nt.] a water pot. || kūṭa (adj.), false fraudulent; deceitful; untamed. (m.; nt.), the top; prominence; peak; ridge; pinnacle; a hammer. (nt.), falsehood; deceit.kuṭaja : [m.] a kind of medicinal herb.kuṭi : [f.] a hut.kuṭikā : [f.] a hut.kuṭidvāra : [nt.] gate of a hut.kuṭimbika : [m.] the head of a family; a house-holder.kuṭila : [adj.] bent; crooked.kuṭilatā : [f.] crookedness; dishonesty.kuṭumba : [nt.] family.kuṭūmbika : [m.] the head of a family; a house-holder.kuṭṭhī : [m.] a leper.kuṭhārī : [f.] an axe; hatchet.kuḍumala : [m.] an opening bud.kuḍḍa : [nt.] a wall.kuḍḍamūla : [nt.] foot of a wall.kuṇapa : [m.] corpse; carcass; a loathsome thing.kuṇapagandha : [m.] smell of a rotting corpse.kuṇāla : [m.] the Indian cuckoo.kuṇī : [m.] a cripple. (adj.), crooked-handed.kuṇṭha : [adj.] blunt.kuṇṭhita : [pp. of kuṇṭheti] made blunt, bent or lame.kuṇṭheti : [kuṇṭh + e] makes blunt, bent or lame.kuṇṭhesi : [aor. of kuṇṭheti] made blunt, bent or lame.kuṇḍaka : [nt.] the powder obtained from the inner rind of rice.kuṇḍakapūva : [m.; nt.] cake made of that powder.kuṇḍala : [nt.] an earring; a curl.kuṇḍalakesa : [adj.] having curled hair.kuṇḍalāvatta : [adj.] twisting round (like a watch-spring).kuṇḍalī : [adj.] having earrings or curls.kuṇḍikā : [f.] a pitcher; water-jug.kuṇḍī : [f.] a pitcher; water-jug.kutūhala : [nt.] excitement; curiosity.kuto : [adv.] where from? whence?kutta : [nt.] behaviour; coquetry.kuttaka : [nt.] a carpet big enough for 12 women to dance on.kuttha : [adv.] where? || kuṭṭha (nt.), 1. leprosy; 2. a kind of fragrant plant.kutra : [adv.] where?kuthita : [pp. of kuthati] boiling; much heated.kudassu : [m.] when?kudācana : [ind.] sometimes; at any time.kudācanaṃ : [ind.] sometimes; at any time.kuddāla : [m.] a spade or hoe.kuddha : [pp. of kujjhati] was angry.kudrūsaka : [m.] a kind of grain.kunatanī : [f.] a curlew.kunta : [m.] 1. sceptre lance; 2. a kind of bird.kuntanī : [f.] a curlew.kuntala : [m.] hair.kuntha : [m.] a sort of ant.kunda : [nt.] a kind of jasmine.kunnadī : [f.] rivulet.kupatha : [m.] wrong path.kupita : [pp. of kuppati] was angry; annoyed; offended.kupurisa : [m.] bad person.kuppa : [adj.] unsteady; movable.kuppati : [kup + ya] is angry or agitated; is changed.kuppana : [nt.] agitation; anger; disturbance.kuppamāna : [pr.p. of kuppati] being angry or being agitated; being changed.kuppi : [aor. of kuppati] was angry or agitated; was changed.kubbati : does, performs. || kubbati = karoti.kubbanaka : [nt.] a small forest; brushwood.kubbanta : [pr.p. of kubbati] doing; performing.kubbamāna : [pr.p. of kubbati] doing; performing.kubbara : [m.] pole of a carriage.kumati : [f.] wrong view. (adj.), holder of a wrong view.kumāra : [m.] a boy; a youngster.kumāraka : [m.] a boy; a youngster.kumārakīlā : [f.] amusement of a boy.kumārikā : [f.] a girl; virgin.kumārī : [f.] a girl; virgin.kumina : [nt.] a fish-trap.kumuda : [nt.] white water lily.kumudaṇāla : [nt.] the stalk of white water-lily.kumudanāḷa : [m.] the stalk of white water-lily.kumudavaṇṇa : [adj.] of the colour of white lily.kumbha : [m.] water-pot.kumbhaka : [nt.] the mast (of a ship).kumbhakāra : [m.] potter.kumbhakārasālā : [f.] pottery.kumbhaṇḍa : [m.] pumpkin; a kind of celestial beings.kumbhadāsī : [f.] a slave girl who brings water.kumbhī : [f.] a pot.kumbhīla : [m.] crocodile.kumma : [m.] tortoise.kummagga : [m.] wrong path.kummāsa : [m.] junket.kura : [nt.] boiled rice.kuraṇḍaka : [m.] a flower plant; a species of Amaranth.kurara : [m.] an osprey.kuruṅga : [m.] a kind of antelope.kurumāna : [pr.p. of karoti] doing.kururaṭṭha : [nt.] the country of the kurus (in North India).kurūra : [adj.] cruel; fierce.kula : [nt.] a family; clan; caste. || kūla (nt.), river-bank; embankment.kulageha : [nt.] the house belonging to the family; parents' house.kulaṅgāra : [m.] one who brings a family to ruin.kulatanti : [f.] the line and tradition of a family.kulattha : [m.] a kind of vetch.kuladūsaka : [m.] one who brings a family into a bad repute.kuladhītu : [f.] daughter of a respectable family.kulaparivaṭṭa : [n.] generation.kulaputta : [m.] young man of a good family.kulala : [m.] a hawk. || kulāla (m.), potter.kulavaṃsa : [nt.] lineage; progeny.kulālacakka : [nt.] potter's wheel.kulāvaka : [nt.] nest.kulisa : [nt.] thunder-bolt; a mace.kulīna : [adj.] having a recognised clan.kulīra : [m.] a crab.kulīrapāda : [adj.] (a bed), having the legs in the shapes of a crab.kulūpaga : [adj.] one who frequents a family.kulla : [m.] a raft.kuvaṃ : [ind.] where?kuvalaya : [nt.] water-lily.kuvera : [m.] name of the deity who governs the North; the king of Yakkhas.kusa : [m.] a kind of fragrant grass; citronella; a lot.kusagga : [nt.] the point of a blade of kusa.kusacīra : [nt.] garment made of kusa-grass.kusapāta : [m.] casting of lots.kusala : [nt.] good action; merit; virtue. (adj.), clever.kusalakamma : [nt.] meritorious action; right conduct.kusalacetanā : [f.] right volition.kusalatā : [f.] cleverness; dexterity; accomplishment.kusaladhamma : [m.] points of righteousness.kusalavipāka : [m.] fruit of result of good action.kusalī : [adj.] possessor of merit.kusinārā : [f.] the chief city of the Mallas.kusīta : [adj.] indolent; lazy. || kusītā (f.) indolence; laziness.kusītatā : [f.] indolence; laziness.kusītatta : [nt.] indolence; laziness.kusubbha : [m.] a small pit.kusuma : [nt.] a flower.kusumita : [adj.] in flower; blooming.kusumbha : [m.] the safflower. (used for dying red).kusūla : [m.] a granary.kuha : [adj.] deceitful. (m.) a cheat.kuhaka : [adj.] deceitful. (m.) a cheat.kuhanā : [f.] deceit; hypocrisy; fraud.kuhara : [nt.] a hole; cavity.kuhiṃ : [adv.] where?kuheti : [kuh + e] deceives.kuhesi : [aor. of kuheti] deceived.kūjati : [kūj + a] chirps.kūjana : [nt.] chirping of birds.kūjanta : [pr.p. of kujati] chirping.kūjamāna : [pr.p. of kujati] chirping.kūji : [aor. of kūjati] chirped.kūjita : [pp. of kūjati] chirped. (nt.), birds' singing. (pp. of kujati), resounded with the singing of birds.kūṭagoṇa : [m.] an untamed bull.kūṭajaṭila : [m.] a fraudulent ascetic.kūṭaṭṭa : [nt.] false suit.kūṭaṭṭakāraka : [m.] false suitor.kūṭavāṇija : [m.] a dishonest trader.kūṭasimbalī : [m.] thorny red cotton tree.kūṭāgāra : [nt.] a pinnacle building, or such a temporary construction; a catafalque.kūpa : [m.] a well; a cavity.kūpaka : [m.] the mast.kekara : [m.] a squint-eyed person.kekā : [f.] the cry of the peacock.kecana : some persons.keṇipāta : [m.] rudder of a boat.ketakī : [f.] screw-pine.ketu : [m.] flag; banner.ketuṃ : [inf. of kiṇāti] to buy.ketukamyatā : [f.] vainglory; desire for prominence.ketumantu : [adj.] adorned with flags.kedāra : [m.; nt.] arable land; a field.kedārapāḷi : [f.] a dam; narrow embankments in paddy fields.keyūra : [nt.] a bracelet for the upper arm.keyya : [adj.] fit to be bought; a thing to be bought.kerāṭika : [adj.] deceitful; hypocritic. (m.), a dishonest person.kerāṭiya : [nt.] deceit; fraud.kelāsa : [m.] name of a mountain in the Himalayas.kelāsakūṭa : [nt.] the peak of the Kelāsa mountain.keḷī : [f.] sport; enjoyment.kevaṭṭa : [m.] a fisherman.kevala : [adj.] lonely; unmixed; whole; entire.kevalaṃ : [adv.] only.kevalakappa : [adj.] almost the whole.kevalaparipuṇṇa : [adj.] complete in its entirety.kesa : [m.] hair of the head.kesakambala : [nt.] a blanket made of hair.kesakambalī : [adj.] having a blanket made of hair.kesakalāpa : [m.] a tress of hair.kesakalyāṇa : [nt.] beauty of hair.kesadhātu : [f.] hair-relic.kesara : [nt.] hairy structures of flowers; name (of animal.).kesarasīha : [m.] a maned lion.kesarī : [m.] a lion.kesava : [adj.] of rich of hair. (m.), the God Vishnu.kesoropana : [nt.] shaving of hair.kesohāraka : [m.] remover of hair, i.e. a barber.ko : [m.] (sing. of kiṃ) who? which man?ko ci : [indefinite pronoun] someone.koka : [m.] a wolf.kokanada : [nt.] a red lotus.kokila : [m.] a cuckoo.koci : [ind.] some one; whoever.koccha : [nt.] 1. a brush; 2. a rattan chair.kojava : [m.] a carpet.koñca : [m.] a heron.koñcanāda : [m.] trumpeting (of an elephant).koṭacikā : [f.] the female organ.koṭi : [f.] top; summit; point; the end; ten million.koṭippakoṭi : [f.] 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000koṭippatta : [adj.] having reached the end; fully grasped.koṭilla : [nt.] crookedness.koṭisimbalī : [m.] thorny red cotton tree.koṭṭana : [nt.] pounding.koṭṭita : [pp. of koṭṭeti] pounded; smashed; beaten.koṭṭeti : [kuṭṭ + e] pounds; smashes; beats.koṭṭetvā : [abs. of koṭṭeti] having pounded; having smashed; having beaten.koṭṭenta : [pr.p. of koṭṭeti] pounding; smashing; beating.koṭṭesi : [aor. of koṭṭeti] pounds; smashes; beats.koṭṭha : [m.] the abdomen; a cell; a store-room.koṭṭhaka : [m.] 1. stronghold; 2. a gateway; 3. place for concealment; 4. closet.koṭṭhāgāra : [(koṭṭha + āgāra) nt.] granary; treasury; storehouse.koṭṭhāgārika : [(koṭṭha + āgārika) m.] storekeeper.koṭṭhāsa : [m.] share; ration; portion.koṭṭhāsaya : [(koṭṭha + āsaya) adj.] existing in abdomen.koṇa : [m.] corner; end; a bow.kotūhala : [nt.] excitement; curiosity.kotthu : [m.] a jackal.kotthuka : [m.] a jackal.kodaṇḍa : [nt.] a bow.kodha : [m.] anger.kodhana : [adj.] peevish; uncontrolled (of mind).konta : [m.] 1. sceptre lance; 2. a kind of bird.kopa : [m.] anger; ill-temper.kopaneyya : [adj.] apt to arouse anger.kopita : [pp. of kopeti.] caused to make angry; caused to disturb; caused to shake; caused to trespass a law.kopī : [adj.] ill-tempered.kopīna : [nt.] the generative organ of either sex.kopeti : [caus. of kuppati] causes to make angry; caused to disturb; causes to shake; causes to trespass a law.kopetvā : [abs. of kopeti] having caused to make angry; having caused to disturb; having caused to shake; having caused to trespass a law.kopesi : [aor. of kopeti] made angry; disturbed; shook; trespassed a law.komala : [adj.] soft; producing affection.komāra : [adj.] juvenile.komārabrahmacariyā : [f.] the vow of chastity beginning from the infancy.komārabhacca : [nt.] the medical treatment of infants; brought up by a prince.komudī : [f.] moonlight; the full-moon day in the month kattika.koraka : [m.] a bud.korabya : [adj.] a descendant of kuru; belonging to the country of Kurus.koravya : [adj.] a descendant of kuru; belonging to the country of Kurus.kola : [m.; nt.] jujube fruit.kolaka : [nt.] pepper.kolaṭṭhi : [nt.] the seed of jujube.kolamba : [m.] a big jar.kolāpa : [m.] a dead or hollow tree.koliya : [m.] name of a clan akin to Sākyas.koleyyaka : [adj.] of good breed; (said of dogs).kovida : [adj.] clever; well-versed; expert.kosa : [m.] store-room; treasury; a sheath; a cocoon; a measure of length, (which is about 1.000 yards.).kosaka : [m.; nt.] a cup; drinking vessel; a small case or sheath.kosajja : [nt.] idleness; indolence.kosaphala : [nt.] nutmeg.kosambī : [f.] name of the capital of Vatsas.kosala : [m.] name of a country which was prominent at the time of the Buddha.kosalla : [nt.] proficiency; cleverness.kosātakī : [f.] a creeper the fruit of which is eaten; Luffa acutangula.kosārakkha : [m.] keeper of a treasury.kosika : [m.] an owl.kosināraka : [adj.] belonging to Kusinārā.kosī : [f.] a sheath.koseyya : [nt.] silk; silk cloth. (adj.), silken.koseyyasukhuma : [nt.] fine silk.kosohita : [adj.] unsheathed.kohañña : [nt.] hypocrisy; deceit.kttha : [nt.] timber; a piece of wood.kriyā : [f.] action; deed; performance.kva : [ind.] where ?kvaci : [ind.] somewhere; in some places.- Kh - kha : [nt.] space; sky.khaga : [m.] a bird.khagga : [m.] a sword.khaggakosa : [m.] sheath for a sword.khaggatala : [nt.] blade of a sword.khaggadhara : [adj.] bearing a sword.khaggavisāṇa : [m.] rhinoceros; one who has a sword-like horn.khaggāhaka : [m.] a sword-bearer.khacati : [khac + a] inlays; adorns with.khaci : [aor. of khacati] inlaid; adorned with.khacita : [pp. of khacati] inlaid; adorned with.khajja : [nt.] solid food; sweet meat. (adj.), to be eaten or chewed.khajjaka : [nt.] sweet-meat.khajjakantara : [nt.] various kinds of sweets.khajjati : [khaj + ya (pass. of khādati.)] 1. is eaten; 2. is itchy; 3. is consumed.khajju : [f.] itch.khajjūrī : [f.] date-palm.khajjopanaka : [m.] the fire-fly.khañja : [adj.] lame.khañjati : [khaj + ṃ-a] hobbles.khañjana : [nt.] hobbling. (m.), a wagtail.khañji : [aor. of khañjati] hobbled.khaññakhantika : of another belief.khaṇa : [m.] a moment; a minute; an opportunity.khaṇati : [khan + a] digs; uproots.khaṇana : [nt.] digging.khaṇanta : [pr.p. of khaṇati] digging; uprooting.khaṇātīta : [adj.] having missed the opportunity.khaṇāpetvā : [abs.] having caused to dig.khaṇi : [aor. of khaṇati] dug; uprooted.khaṇika : [nt.] momentary; temporary; changeable.khaṇittī : [f.] a crow-bar; pick-axe.khaṇitvā : [abs. of khaṇati] having dug; having uprooted.khaṇuka : [m.] a stump; stake; a small post.khaṇena : [adv.] in a moment.khaṇḍa : [m.] a bit; broken piece; candy. (adj.), broken.khaṇḍadanta : [adj.] having broken teeth.khaṇḍana : [nt.] breakage.khaṇḍaphulla : [nt.] broken and shattered portions (of a building).khaṇḍākhaṇḍaṃ : [adv.] (breaking) into fragments.khaṇḍākhaṇḍikaṃ : [adv.] (breaking) into fragments.khaṇḍikā : [f.] a piece; a broken bit.khaṇḍicca : [nt.] the state of being broken, (said of teeth).khaṇḍeti : [khaṇḍ + e] breaks into pieces; transgresses.khaṇḍetvā : [abs. of khaṇḍeti] having broken into pieces; having transgressed.khaṇḍesi : [aor. of khaṇḍeti] broke into pieces; transgressed.khata : [pp. of khaṇati] dug; uprooted. || khāta (pp. of khaṇati), dug.khatta : [nt.] political science; that which is belonging to Khattiyas.khattiya : [m.] a man of the warrior caste. (adj.),to belonging Khattiyas. || khattiyā (f.), a woman of the Khattiya clan.khattiyakaññā : [f.] a maiden of the Khattiya race.khattiyakula : [nt.] the warrior caste.khattiyamahāsāla : [m.] a millionaire of Khattiya tribe.khattiyamāyā : [f.] the special knowledge of the Khattiyas.khattiyasukhumāla : [adj.] tender and delicate like a royal prince.khattiyānī : [f.] a woman of the Khattiya clan.khattu : [m.] charioteer; a king's attendant adviser.khadira : [m.] acacia tree.khadiraṅgāra : [m.] embers of acacia wood.khanta : [pp. of khamati] was patient; endured; forbore; pardoned.khanti : [f.] patience; wish; forbearance.khantika : [adj.] (in cpds.) of such and such a belief. aññakhantika = of another belief.khantibala : [nt.] power of patience.khantimantu : [adj.] forbearing; patient.khantu : [m.] one who forbears; gentle.khandha : [m.] 1. bulk; 2. the trunk of the body or of a tree; 3. mass; heap; 4. a section or chapter; 5. sensorial aggregates which condition the appearance of life in any form.khandhaka : [m.] a division or chapter.khandhapañcaka : [nt.] the five aggregates, viz. material qualities, feeling, perception, coefficients of consciousness, and consciousness.khandhāvāra : [m.] a camp.khama : [adj.] forgiving; enduring; bearing. || khamā (f.) tolerance; patience; endurance.khamati : [kham + a] is patient; endures; forbears; pardons.khamana : [nt.] tolerance; patience; endurance.khamanīya : [adj.] bearable.khamanta : [pr.p of khamati] being patient; enduring; forbearing; pardoning.khamamāna : [pr.p. of khamat] being patient; enduring; forbearing; pardoning.khamāpana : [nt.] asking for pardon.khamāpita : [pp. of khamāpeti] asked one's pardon; apologised.khamāpeti : [kham + āpe] asks one's pardon; apologises.khamāpetvā : [abs. of khamāpeti] having asked one's pardon; having apologised.khamāpenta : [pp. of khamāpeti] asked one's pardon; apologised.khamāpesi : [aor. of khamāpeti] asked one's pardon; apologised.khami : [aor. of khamati] was patient; endured; forbore; pardoned.khamitabba : [pt.p. of khamāpeti] should be apologised.khamitvā : [abs. of khamāpeti] having forgiven or endured.khambhakata : [adj.] with one's arms akimbo.khaya : [m.] waste; destruction; decay; consummation of.khayānupassanā : [f.] knowledge of the fact of decay.khara : [adj.] rough; hard; sharp; painful. || khāra (m.),alkaline substance; potash.kharatā : [f.] roughness.kharatta : [nt.] roughness.khala : [nt.] threshing floor (for corn). || khaḷa (adj.), rough; harsh. (m.), a rascal; a vile person.khalagga : [nt.] the beginning of threshing.khalati : [khal + a] stumbles.khalamaṇḍala : [nt.] threshing floor.khali : [aor. of khalati] stumbled.khalita : [pp. of khalati] stumbled. (nt.) fault; stumbling. || khāḷita (pp. of khāleti), washed; rinsed.khalitvā : [abs. of khalati] having stumbled.khalīna : [m.] the bit (of a horse).khalu : [ind.] indeed; surely.khaluṅka : [m.] an inferior horse which is hard to manage.khalopī : [f.] a kind of pot.khallāṭa : [adj.] bald.khallāṭasīsa : [adj.] having a bald head.khallāṭiya : [nt.] baldness.khāṇu : [m.; nt.] a stump; stake; a small post.khādaka : [adj.] one who eats; living on.khādati : [khād + a] eats; chews; bites; gnash.khādana : [nt.] foot; eating; the act of eating.khādanīya : [adj.] fit for eating. (nt.), hard food; sweetmeat.khādanta : [pr.p. of khādati] eating; chewing; bitting; gnashing.khādapana : [nt.] the act of feeding; causing to be eaten.khādamāna : [pr.p. of khādati] eating; chewing; biting; gnashing.khādāpita : [pp. of khādāpeti] caused to make to eat or bite.khādāpeti : [caus. of khādati] causes to make to eat or bite.khādāpetvā : [abs. of khādāpeti] having caused to make to eat or bited.khādāpenta : [pr.p of khādāpeti] causing to make to eat or bite.khādi : [aor. of khādati] ate; chewed; bit; gnashed.khādita : [pp. of khādati] eaten; bitten; consumed.khāditatta : [nt.] the fact of being eaten.khāditabba : [pt.p. of khādati] fit to be eaten.khādituṃ : [inf. of khādati] to eat.khādesi : [aor. of khādāpeti] made to eat or bite.khāyati : [khā + ya] seems to be; appears like.khāyi : [aor. of khāyati] seemed to be; appeared like.khāyita : [adj.] eaten up. (nt.), something eaten.khāraka : [adj.] alkaline. (m.),a fresh bud.khāri : [f.] 16 measures of grain; a basket suspended from a pingo.khārika : [adj.] alkaline.khārikāja : [m.; nt.] pingo basket and the pingo.khārijāja : [m.] pingo basket and the pingo.khārividha : [nt.] pingo basket and the pingo.khāḷeti : [khaḷ + e] washes; rinses.khāḷetvā : [abs. of khaleti] having washed; having rinsed.khāḷesi : [aor. of khāleti] washed; rinsed.khiḍḍā : [f.] play; amusement.khiḍḍādasaka : [nt.] the decad of play.khiḍḍārati : [f.] enjoyment.khiṇamaccha : [adj.] without fish.khitta : [pp. of khipati] thrown; overthrown; casted away; upset.khittacitta : [adj.] one whose mind is deranged.khinna : [pp.] disappointed.khipa : [m.] anything thrown over; a fish trap; a cloak.khipati : [khip + a] casts; throws out; sneezes.khipana : [nt.] throwing; casting away.khipanta : [pr.p. of khipati] casting; throwing out; sneezing.khipamāna : [pr.p. of khipati] casting; throwing out; sneezing.khipi : [aor. of khipati] casted; threw out; sneezed.khipita : [pp. of khipati] thrown out. (nt.), sneezing.khipitasadda : [m.] the sound of sneezing.khipituṃ : [inf. of khipati] to throw; to sneeze.khipitvā : [abs. of khipati] having casted; having thrown out; having sneezed.khippa : [adj.] quick.khippaṃ : [adv.] quickly.khippataraṃ : [adv.] very soon; very quickly.khila : [nt.] callosity; hardness. || khīla (m.), peg; a stake; a post.khīṇa : [pp. of khīyati] exhausted; wasted.khīṇatā : [f.] the fact of being wasted or exhausted.khīṇatta : [nt.] the fact of being wasted or exhausted.khīṇaniraya : [adj.] one who is beyond the hell.khīṇabīja : [adj.] one who is without the seed of existence.one who is without the seed of existence.khīṇāsava : [(khiṇa + āsava) adj.] whose mind is free from mental obsessions.khīyati : [khī + ya] is exhausted; wastes away; becomes dejected.khīyana : [nt.] 1. exhaustion; 2. blaming.khīyamāna : [pr.p. of khīyati] being exhausted; wasting away; becoming dejected.khīyi : [aor. of khīyati] was exhausted; wasted away; became dejected.khīyitvā : [abs. of khīyati] having exhausted; having wasted away; having become dejected.khīra : [nt.] milk.khīraṇṇava : [m.] the white see.khīrapaka : [adj.] sucking the milk.khīrapāyāsa : [m.] milk-rice.khīrika : [f.] the tree Buchanania Latifolia.khīrodana : [(khīra + odana) nt.] milk-rice (boiled).khujja : [adj.] humpbacked (person).khudā : [f.] hunger.khudda : [adj.] small; inferior; insignificant. || khuddā (f.), a kind of small bees.khuddaka : [nt.] honey made by a kind of small bees.khuddakanikāya : [m.] name of a collection of canonical books.khuddakapāṭha : [m.] name of the first book of the khuddaka-group.khuddānukhuddaka : [adj.] the lesser and minor (duties or precepts.)khuppipāsā : [f.] hunger and thirst.khubhati : [khubh + a] is agitated or disturbed.khubhi : [aor. of khubhati] was agitated or disturbed.khubhita : [pp. of khubhati] was agitated or disturbed.khura : [nt.] 1. a razor; 2. hoof (of an animal).khurakosa : [m.] sheath for a razor.khuragga : [nt.] the hall of tonsure.khuracakka : [nt.] a wheel sharp as razor.khuradhārā : [f.] the blade of a razor.khurappa : [m.] a kind of arrow.khurabhaṇḍa : [nt.] the outfit of a barber.khuramuṇḍa : [nt.] a close-shaven.kheṭa : [nt.] a shield.kheṭaka : [nt.] a shield.khetta : [nt.] field; plot of land; suitable place; a place where something is produced or found.khettakamma : [nt.] work in the field.khettagopaka : [m.] field watcher.khettatūpama : [adj.] to be likened to a field.khettasāmika : [m.] owner of a field.khettājiva : [m.] cultivator; farmer.khettūpama : [adj.] to be likened to a field.kheda : [m.] regret; distress; affliction; despair.khepa : [m.] a throw; casting; loss (of mind).khepana : [nt.] passing of (time); wasting; annihilation.khepita : [pp. of khepeti] spent; wasted.khepeti : [khip + e] spends (time or wealth); causes to be wasted.khepetvā : [abs. of kkepeti] having spent; having wasted.khepenta : [pr.p. of khepeti] spending; wasting.khepesi : [aor. of khepeti] spent (time or wealth); caused be wasted.khema : [adj.] safe; calm; full of peace.khemaṭṭhāna : [nt.] secure place; place of shelter.khemappatta : [adj.] having attained tranquillity.khemabhūmi : [f.] a peaceful place.khemī : [m.] one who enjoys security.khelāsika : [adj.] phlegm-eater; an abusive term.kheḷa : [m.] saliva.kheḷamallaka : [m.] a spittoon.kho : [ind.] indeed; really; surely; (an enclictic particle of affirmative and emphasis).khobha : [m.] shock; agitation.khoma : [nt.] linen cloth. (adj.), flaxen.khomadussa : [nt.] line cloth; name of a village in the Sākyan territory.khomasukhuma : [nt.] fine cloth of flax.-ooOoo-
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