| कंक (kank) = A heron, Flesh eating bird, the white vulture |
| कंकड़ (kankad) = A stone, a hard piece, an uncut jewel |
| कंकड़ का (kankad ka) = Made of limestone, metalled |
| कंकर-पत्थर (kankar-pathar) = Pebbles and stones, gravel, rubbish |
| कंकड़ी (kankdie) = A small stone, gravel |
| कँकड़ीलापन (kamkdilapan) = Stoniness of soil |
| कंकण (kankann) = A dagger, a metal bracelet |
| कंकरा (kankraa) = A marble |
| कंकरे का आज़ार (kankre ka auzaar) = Stone in kidney |
| कंकरीट (kankreet) = Concrete |
| कंकरोल (kankroll) = A kind of gourd |
| कंकल (kankal) = A skeleton |
| कंकालकाय (kankaalkya) = Having the body wasted to a skeleton |
| कंकालशेष (kankaalshesh) = Remaining only as a skeleton |
| कंकालिन (kankaalyn) = A witch, hag |
| कंगन (kangan) = A bangle, bracelet of precious metal worn by woman, an iron bangle worn by Sikh men |
| कँगना (kangna) = A thread or string tied round the right wrist of a bridegroom and left of a bride at the marriage ceremony, a song sung at the tying of a kangna |
| कँगना खोलना (kangna kholna) = The marriage ceremony of untying the kangan |
| कँगनी (kanganie) = A small bracelet or bangle of glass or lac, a toothed edge, a millet |
| कंगला (kanglaa) = A pauper, a beggar |
| कंगाल (kangaal) = Poor, wretched |
| कंगाल का कंगाल (kangaal kaa kangaal) = Poorest of the poor |
| कंगालपन (kangaalpan) = Poverty, wretched state |
| कंगाली (kangalie) = A pauper |
| कँगूरा (kangoora) = Upper moulding or ornamentation, cornice, parapet wall, pinnacle, crest of bird, jewel in a crown |
| कँगूरेदार (kamgooredar) = Ornamented |
| कंघा (kanghaa) = A comb |
| कंघी (kanghie) = A small comb, |
| कंघी-चोटी (kanghie-chotie) = Doing the hair of a woman |
| कँघेरा (kamghera) = A maker of combs |
| कंचन (kanchan) = Gold |
| कंचनी (kanchnie) = A dancing-girl, a prostitute |
| कँचली (kamchalie) = A snake’s slough |
| कंचुक (kanchuk) = A bodice, brassiere, a woman’s jacket |
| कँचेरा (kamchera) = A glass-worker |
| कंज (kanj) = Hair of the head, a lotus |
| कंजर (kanjar) = The scattered itinerant community, the members of which make and sell string, metal goods , an uncouth person |
| कंजरों की बोली (kanjaron kee bolie) = The Romany language |
| कंजरपन (kanjarpan) = Uncouthness |
| कंजरी (kanjarie) = A kanjar woman, a kanjar’s wife, a prostitute |
| कंजा (kanjaa) = Having light-coloured eyes |
| कंजूस (kanjoos) = A miser, skinflint, niggardly |
| कंजूसी (kanjoosie) = Miserliness, stinginess |
| कंटक (kantak) = A thorn, a troublesome person |
| कंटकाकीर्ण (kantkakiernn) = Thorny, troublesome |
| कंटकित (kantkyt) = Thorny |
| कंटकी (kantkie) = Thorny |
| कँटार (kamtaar) = Thorny |
| कँटिया (kamtya) = A hook, a fish-hook |
| कँटीला (kamtielaa) = Thorny, prickly, difficult of temperament, long and shapely eyes |
| कंठ (kanth) = The neck, throat, the Adam’s apple |
| कंठ-निकलना (kanth-niklnaa) = The Adam’s apple to develop, to arrive at puberty |
| कंठ फूटना (kanth-footna) = A voice or the sound of singing, to be suddenly heard |
| कंठ रुँधना (kanth roomdhna) = The voice to be choked |
| कंठ करना (kanth karna) = To memorise |
| कंठ बैठना (kanth baithna) = The throat to become hoarse |
| कंठ को लगाना (kanth ko lagana) = To embrace one |
| कंठ होना (kanth hona) = To be memorised |
| कंठगत (kanthgat) = In one’s throat |
| कंठ-तालव्य (kanth-talavya) = Gutturo-palatal, mid-front vowel sound |
| कंठ-मणि (kanth-maany) = Jewel worn at the throat |
| कंठ-माला (kanth-maala) = A necklace, an infection or other complaint |
| कंठस्थ (kanthasth) = Known by heart |
| कंठाग्र (kanthaagar) = Learned by heart |
| कंठौष्ठय्य (kanthosthyya) = Gutturo-labial or mid-back vowel sounds |
| कंठला (kanthalla) = A necklace of pieces of gold or silver |
| कंठा (kanthaa) = A gold necklace of large beads |
| कंठी (kanthie) = A necklace of small beads, a Vaisnava rosary |
| कंठय्य (kanthyya) = Having to do with the throat, guttural, velar, velar sound |
| कंठय्यक्षर (kanthyyakshar) = A letter denoting a velar sound |
| कंडा (kandda) = A piece of dry dung to be distinguished from upla (a dung cake) |
| कंडाल (kanddal) = A wide-mouthed vessel of brass or iron, a musical instrument made of brass |
| कंडी (kanddie) = A container for burning cow-dung fuel, a stove, a basket, a long deep basket |
| कंडील (kanddeel) = A lampshade |
| कंडु (kanddu) = A skin complaint, itching |
| कंडुआ (kanddua) = Rust, ergot |
| कंडौरा (kanddaura) = A place where cow-dung is kept, where cow-dung cakes are made, a pile of cow-dung cakes |
| कंत (kantt) = Lover, dear husband |
| कंथा (kanthha) = A patched cloth or garment associated with yogis and ascetics |
| कंथाधारी (kanthha dharie) = Wearing a kanthha, a yogi |
| कंद (kand) = A bulbous root, an onion, a particular root, a lump |
| कंद-मूल (kand-mool) = Roots of different sorts, a particular vegetable |
| क़ंद (Qand) = White crystallised sugar |
| कंदन (kandan) = Destroying, extirpating |
| कंदर (kandar) = A cave, cavern |
| कंदरा (kandra) = A cave, cavern, abyss |
| कंदर्प (kandarp) = A title of Kama the god of love |
| कंदल (kandal) = War, battle, young shoot or spring |
| कंदला (kandla) = Gold or silver wire, an ingot of gold or silver |
| कंदसार (kandsaar) = A stag, a deer |
| कंदा (kanda) = A bulbous root, a squill |
| कंदुक (kanduk) = A ball |
| कंधर (kandhar) = The neck |
| कंधा (kandha) = The shoulder |
| कंधा डालना (kandha daalna) = To throw off the yoke, to give way, to lose heart |
| कंधा देना (kandha dena) = To take (a corpse on its bier) on the shoulder, to lend a shoulder |
| कंधा लगना (kandha lagna) = A shoulder of an animal to be galled |
| कंधे चढ़ाना (kandhe chaddana) = To take place (a child) on one’s shoulder |
| कंधे से कंधा छिलना (kandhe se kandha chhilna) = A dense crowd to form |
| कंधे से कंधा मिलाना (kandhe se kandha milana) = To join forces, to work together |
| कंधे से लगाना (kandhe se lagana) = To lay a child against one’s shoulder |
| कँधियाना (kamdhiyana) = To shoulder something |
| कँधेला (kamdhelaa) = The end of a sari worn over the shoulder, saddle-cloth, pack-saddle |
| कंप (kanp) = Trembling, shaking, tremor |
| कंपमान (kanpmaan) = Tremulous, shaking |
| कँपकँपी (kampkampie) = A shivering, shiver |
| कंपन (kanpan) = A trembling, shaking, quivering, shivering |
| कँपना (kampanaa) = To tremble |
| कंपनी-बाग़ (kanpanie-baag) = Botanical gardens, a public garden, domain |
| कंपनी-राज (kanpany-raaj) = The Company’s rule |
| कंपा (kanpaa) = A long stick, a snare |
| कंपा मारना (kanpaa marna) = To catch birds with a kanpaa, to ensnare |
| कँपाना (kampaana) = To cause to tremble, or to shake |
| कंपायमान (kanpayamaan) = Trembling, tremulous |
| कंपास (kanpass) = A compass, a magnetic compass, a theodolite or similar instrument |
| कंपास लगाना (kanpass lagaana) = To set up a theodolite to make a survey, to make a survey of |
| कंपास का महकमा (kanpass ka mehkmaa) = The Indian land survey department |
| कंपासवाला (kanpassvaala) = A surveyor |
| कंपित (kanpyt) = Made to tremble, tremulous, trembling, fear-stricken, fearful |
| कंपू (kanpoo) = A camp |
| कंपू चढ़ाना (kanpoo chadaana) = To strike camp |
| कंबल (kanbbal) = A blanket |
| कंबल डालकर (kanbbal daalkar) = Under the blanket doing something surreptitiously |
| कंबु (kanbbu) = A conch shell |
| कंबुकंठ (kanbbukanth) = Having a neck marked with three auspicious lines or folds suggestive of a conch shell |
| कंबोज (kanbboj) = The region of Kamboj, Cambay, the name of a raag |
| कँवल-बाई (kamval-vaayee) = Jaundice |
| कँसताल (kamstaal) = Cymbals |
| कँसार (kamsaar) = An engraver on metal |
| कँसुआ (kamsuaa) = A caterpillar that attacks young shoots of sugar-cane |
