కనుక్కొను kanukkonu, v. comp. To see, to look, to regard, to perceive, to observe. 2. To bring forth young. 3. To find out, detect, or discover. కనుగొను kanugoiiu, To see, look, or perceive. కనిపెట్టు kanipettu, To watch, or take care of. 2. To expect, or look out for. 3. To find out, to discover. 4. To divine. కనుకొలికి kanukoliki, The corner of the eye.
కనుగీటు kanugitu, v. a. To wink, or make signs with the eyes. కనుబొమ, కనుబొమ్మ kanuboma, kanubomnia, The eye brow.
కనుబ్రాము kanubramu, v. a. To conceal; to put out of sight.
కనుమొఱగు kanumorragu, v. n. To disappear, to vanish. కనుఱెప్ప kanurreppa, The eye-lid.
కనువిచ్చు kanuvitstsu, v. n. To awake.
కనువెచ్చ kanuvetstsa, s. lit. eye- warmth. Gentle heat, or warmth.
కనుపుగొట్టు kanupugottu, v. a. To cut into pieces.
కనుమ kanuma, s. A gap. 2. A pass through hills.
కనుము kanumu, s. The day after the Pongal feast, or after any eclipse^
కన్న kanna, adv. Than. This word, and కంటె kante, which is syiioni- mons with it, are the common adverbs of comparison, It is very generally believed that the former is the relative past participle, and the latter the subjunctive, of the verb. కను kanu, to see &c. When. కన్న kanna, is used as the past relative participle of కను kanu, q. v. it may occasionally be translated own ; thus. కన్నతల్లి kannatalli, One 7 s own mother, lit. the mother who bore. కన్నబిడ్డ kannabidda, One's own child, lit. The child born. కన్నతండ్రి kannatandri, One s own father, lit. The father who begot.
కన్నడ kannada, s. Contempt, disre- gard. 2. Indifference ; negligence.
కన్నడము kannadamu, 5. The language of Carnataca, improperly termed the Ganarese. కన్నడ kannada, adj. Of or belonging to the country of Carnataca. కన్నడీ kannadi, s. An inhabitant of the Carnataca country.
కన్నము kannamu, s. A hole. 2. A hole made by thieves in a wall. This is the manner in which burglary is usually committed in India, కన్నగాడు, కన్నడీడు kannagadu, kannadidu, A thief as above defined. A
