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kaṇṭaka, i. 297; ii. 29, 93 kaṇṭhālā, ii. 89 kaṇṭhī, i. 270 kaṇḍā, kaṇḍiālā, i. 297; ii. 29, 93 kaṇṇo, i. 343; ii. 7 kata, ii. 338 kataran, i. 334 katī, i. 334 kath, i. 267; iii. 37 kad, ii. 338 kadala, ii. 345 kadalī, i. 142 kaniā (kanyā), i. 341 kanu, i. 343; ii. 7 kankaṇo, kangaṇ, i. 199 kankālā, kangāla, i. 198 kaṇḍhī, i. 270 kandhā, i. 297; ii. 9, 109 kann, i. 343; ii. 7 kannh, i. 300 kanhaṇeṇ, ii. 60 kanhavālā, ib. kapaḍā (kapṛā), i. 199, 318 kapaḍiāndh, ii. 126 kaparda, i. 158, 209 kapāṭa, i. 200 kapās, kapāh, etc., i. 259, 318 kapitthā, i. 273 kapūra, i. 318 kab, ii. 338; iii. 257 kabarā, kaburā, etc., i. 130, 319 kamala, i. 255 kamālā, ii. 41 kamīn, ii. 167 kamp, kāmp, etc. (√kamp), i. 279; iii. 34 kambālā, kammal, etc., ii. 23 kaya, ii. 344 kar (√kṛi), i. 98, 160, 181; ii. 17, 19, 38, 162, 179, 285; iii. 11, 16, 18, 23, 41, 72, 75, 77 kar, karâ (genitive), ii. 277, 279, 287 kara (hand), ii. 11 karapaṇeṇ, ii. 67 karâi, i. 199 kariâ, i. 247 kariândh, ii. 126 kariso, i. 150 karodhî (krodhin), ii. 167 karoh (kroça), i. 259 karkaṭikâ, i. 133 ; ii. 35 karjâi, ii. 168 karṇa, i. 343 ; ii. 7 kartana, i. 333 kardama, i. 334 ; ii. 26 karpaṭa, i. 199, 318 karpaṭân, ii. 127 karpâsa, i. 259, 318 karsh (√kṛish), i. 322, 353 ; iii. 57 kal (kalyam), i. 350 ; iii. 264 kavaḍi, i. 200 kavala, ii. 24 kavâ, ii. 344 kavi, ii. 191 kaçâ, ii. 325 kaçmala, i. 348 kaçmîra, i. 348 kashṭa, ii. 90, 93 kas, kasailâ, ii. 96 kas (pron.), ii. 344 kasak, ii. 31 kasaṇeṇ, ii. 20 kasata, kastâlâ, ii. 93 kasâ, ii. 338 kasîs, kasu, i. 149 kah, kahnâ, etc. (√kath), i. 267 ; iii. 37 kahâ, ii. 324 kahâṇ, i. 355 ; ii. 338 kahâr, i. 299 ; ii. 127 kahiṇ, ii. 323