A Comparative Grammar of the Modern Aryan Languages of India v3.c20.34

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kevaḍo, ii. 334, 335 kevaḍhâ, *ib.* kevâre, ii. 338 keviḍo, i. 202 ; ii. 24 kevo, ii. 331 keça, ii. 90 keçarî, i. 259 ; ii. 85 kesâḷu, ii. 90 keha, ii. 327 keharî, i. 259 ; ii. 85 kehavuṇ, (√kath), i. 138, 243 ; iii. 41 kehi, ii. 326 kehvâṇ, ii. 338 kaiek, ii. 327, 333 kaichhana, i. 85 kaisâ, i. 158 ; ii. 325, 331 ko (objective aff.), i. 48 ; ii. 253 ko (pron.), ii. 323, 326, 338 koil (kokila), i. 187, 201 ; ii. 24 koî, ii. 326 koû, ii. 327 koṇvalâ (komala), i. 197, 253 kokh, i. 157, 310 koṭ, i. 315, 316 koṭhâ, koṭhî (koṣṭha), i. 315 koṭhâ, koṭheṇ (adv.), ii. 338 koḍhî (kuṣṭhin), i. 157, 316 ; ii. 85, 89 koṇ, koṇî, koṇhî, ii. 323, 338 koro, ii. 277 kos, koh, kohu (kroça), i. 259 ; ii. 7 kohu (pron.), ii. 33, 338 koliyo, ii. 24 kolî, ii. 169 kauṇ, i. 48 ; ii. 253, 260 kauḍî, i. 158, 200, 333 ; ii. 164 kauṇ, ii. 328, 338 kauṇasi, ii. 326 kauṇ, ii. 322, 323 kaulâ, ii. 91 kaulârû, *ib.* kyâ, ii. 324 kyûn, ii. 338 krî, iii. 64