A country.
A couple, brace.
A couplet, distich, stanza, verse, poetry.
A courageous, or bold, manly person, manly, vigorous. in inquiry after health well in health, strong.
A courier, messenger, runner.
A courier, messenger, runner.
A court yard, ground in front of or about a house.
A court, court of justice, hall of audience.
A court, hall of audience, a levee.
A court-yard.
A courtier, adj. Of a court, courtly.
A cover or case for anything.
A cover, lid.
A cover, lid. A layer. The scale or bason of a balance.
A cover.
A covered dish.
A coverer of others faults, merciful, compassionate. A title for the deity.
A covering of cloth for the grave of a Pir or saint. The cover for wrapping a book in.
A coverlet, quilt.
a cow &c. that will not allow itself to be milked willingly.
A cow &c. which is getting dry, and giving but little milk.
A cow.
A cow.
A coward, skulker, a lazy person, a sneak.
A coward, unmanly, impotent.
A coward.
A cowherd.
A cowry of which the upper or round side is broken.
A cowry shell with the upper or round part broken.
A cowry with a piece broken out of its centre.
A crab. The sign Cancer. adj. Poor, penniless.
A crack, slit, chink.
A crack, split, fissure, rupture.
A crackling noise, the pealing of thunder.
A crackling noise. Noise of scolding and quarrelling.
A crackling nose, a rattling sound or as that of knocking or hammering, din, clangor.
A crackling, cracking noise.
A cradle, kind of swing.
A cramp, a spasm or contraction of the limbs.
A crane, heron.
A creaking noise.
A creaking sound.
A creditor, chiefly spoken by the father or guardians of a married girl referring to the husband’s party to whom at times presents are given.
A creditor, one who has to receive a debt.
A creeper with red flowers.
A crier or one who proclaims notices through a town.
A crime, fault, offence, transgression.
A crime, fault.
A criminal, a sinner.
A cripple, one maimed in hands and feet.
A crocodile, alligator or any water monster.
A crooked stick or crutch on which a fakir etc leans as he sits. A female member of a byragi’s family.
A crop drying up from a stroke of wind or want of water.
A cross stick in a loom which works up and down with the treddle.
A crow.
A crow. The hair of the back part of head above the kiari.
A crow. The stick supporting the trough parichu of a water wheel.
A crowd of fakirs collected for an entertainment.
A crowd, a congregation, a body or band of fakirs, a set of four field laborers.
A crowd, multitude, assemblage. Consistency in food. A whirlpool.
A crowd, multitude, mob, rabble.
A crowd, multitude, throng.
A crowd, multitude. Trouble, difficulty, pressure. Squeezing with the fingers the limbs in shampooing.
A crowd, noise, uproar, disturbance, quarrelling.
A crowd, servants, retinue, suite, train. A building. A claim, suit.
A crowd, throng.
A crowd, throng.
A crowd, throng.
A crowd, tumult of voices, wailing, lamentation.
A crowd, want of space from crowding.
A crowd.
A crowded mass, a throng.
A crown, crest, diadem put on idols, bridegroom etc.
A crown, crest, diadem.
A crucible. One who among a body of fakirs looks after the provision store.
A cruciferous plant found in the hills.
A crumb.
A crupper.
A cry, roar.
A cry, shout.
A cultivated field, a farm, a crop.
A cup for cupping or drawing blood after an application of leeches.
A cup, bowl.
A cupping instrument or horn used as such. A kind of pipe or whistle used by Jogis.
A curiosity, a rarity.
A curiosity, anything very fine or good.
A curious, rare or nice thing procured as a present for a friend.
A curry comb.
A curse, anathema.
A curse, execration.
A curse. Beating the forehead and breast from grief. Making an outcry, quarrelling.
A curtain, screen, cover, veil, secrecy, privacy, modesty.
A curve, crook, bend.
A cushion for sitting on.
A cushion, a soft pad for sitting on, a throne.
A cushion, bolster, pillow.
A custom among kudabadi Hindus, according to which the bride’s relation visit the bridegroom the day after marriage and give him 11 rupees, 7 for himself and 4 for bride.
A custom house. Baggage, luggage, kit.
A custom officer who examines cargoes of boats.
A customer or one of a number of the regular repair of tools, water wheels &c.
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