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కలంచు-Kalantsu
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కలగూ-Kalagu

of which the leaves are used to give a flavour to certain dishes, and are deemed tonic.

కఱుకు karruku, s. vide కఱకు karraku,

కఱ్ఱ karra, 5. A staff, or walking stick. % The stalk of grain- 3. A stain.

కఱ్ఱి karri, ,9. One of the names of Arjuna the third son of Pandu.

కఱ్ఱు karru, s. A plough-share. This noun makes in the sing. Inflex. కఱ్తి-కఱ్తినేల karrti-karrtinela, Such a quantity of ground as may be cultivated by one plough. కఱ్తిమొన karrtimona, The point of the plough-share.

కఱ్తిమొలలు karrtimolalu, 5. plu. The iron cramps which fasten the plough-share to the wooden part of the plough.

కల kala, 6. A dream. This word is also the irregular relative participle of కలుగు kalwgu, And may then be translated possessing. Added to substantives, it becomes గల gala, by the rules for the permutation of letters, and converts the substantive into an adjective.

కలగను kalaganu, v. h. To dream* '

కలంకారీ kalankari, 5. Chintz-painting,

కలంచు kalantsu, v. a. vide కలచు kalat'm, Under కలగు kalagu,

కలందాను kalandanu, s. An inkstand.

కలకండ, కలకండా kalakanda, kalakanda, s. Sugar-kandy.

కలకల kalakala, s. The warbling of birds. కలకలనవ్వు kalakalanavvu, To laugh heartily, or loudly.

కలకలము kalakalamu, a. A confused sound? as the buzz of a crowd, &c.

కలకాలము kalakalamu, adv. Permanently, constantly.

కలగు kalagu, v. n. To be in agita- tion, confusion, disorder, disquiet, or trouble. 2. To be turbid, as water. 3. To be embarrassed or disconcerted.

కలచు kalatsu, v. a. To put in agitation, &c. 2. To make turbid. 3. To embarrass, &c. కలకనీరు kalakaniru, Turbid water. కలకపాఱు kalakap&rru, To be turbid, troubled; or confused. కలగద్రొక్కుకొను kala gadrokkukonu, To retire, in alarm or confusion. కలగుండు kalagundu, The turbidness of water.

కలత kalata, 5. The turbidness of water. 2. Perplexity, confusion. 3. A quarrel or dispute. 4. A false fabricated story.

కలగూర kalagura, s. Greens of four or five sorts, mixed and cooked together.