కంత kanta, s. A hole, cleft, or opening. 2. A present given by the bridegroom to the bride, on the fourth night of the marriage-cere- mony. 3. A present bestowed on a daughter by her parents, daring the nuptial or other auspicious ceremonies.
కంతి kanti, s. A wen or excrescence.
కంతుడు kantudu, 5. The Hindoo Cupid, or god of love.
కంద kanda, s. A bulbous root of any kind. 2. The root termed Tacca pinnatifida.
కందము kandamu, s. vide కంద kanda.
కందర్పుడు kandarpudu, s, Kama, the Hindoo god of love; because he inflames even the first of gods.
కందళము kandalamu,s. A sort of quilt, placed under a bullock-saddle.
కందాయము kandayamu, s. A space of four months.
కంది kandi, s. A crop of the pulse termed Doll, or pigeon pea, Citys- us cajan.
కందిరీగ kandiriga, s. A bee-, because it stings.
కందు kandu, 5". An infant. 2. Sugar of a light colour, adj. Black. 2. Being red or inflamed. కందువెండి kanduvendi, Impure silver.
కందు kandu, v. n. To be scorched, or burnt, by the sun* or by fire. 2. To become red, or be inflamed, by a blow.
కందుకము kandukamu, s. A ball to play with.
కందుడు kandudu, s. Kumiraswami son of Siva, and the Mars of the Hindoos. 2. Iama, the god of love.
కందులు kandulu, s. The pulse produced by the crop termed కంది kandi, q. v.
కందువ kanduva, s. A hint or token. 2. Address, finesse, trick, artifice* adj. Specious, artful.
కందువు kanduvu, s. An iron-plate, used as a cooking utensil, for baking cakes, &c
కందెన kandena, s. Grease, or oil, used in greasing wheels.
కంద్రీగ kandriga, s. vide కందిరీగ kandiriga.
కంప kampa, si Dried brambles, thorns, or bushes. కంపకోట kampakota, A hedge of such brambles, round a fort, or city. కంపగోడ kampagoda, A hedge of dried brambles. కంపతొడుగు, కంపతొడువు kampatodugu, kampatocluvu, s. A large bundle of dried brambles, drawn by a pair of yoked bullocks.
