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కబ్బము-Kabbamu
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కమలా-Kamala

కప్పు kappu. s. A covering. 2. Thatch. 3. Black colour. 4. The black composition, with which the Hindoos rub their teeth, and which covers the interstices between them. adj. Black. కప్పి, కప్పుకొను kappi, kappukonu, v. Comp. To envelope one's- self; to cover one's- self. 2. To spread, extend, or collect, as above explained. కప్పతాళము kappatalamu, A pad lock.

కప్పురము kappuramu, s. vide కపురము kapnramu.

కప్పెర kappera, s. An earthen vessel, used as a plate for victuals, at the meals of the lower classes of Hindoos. The superior classes in- variably use metal vessels. 2. A pot used in begging alms.

కప్రము kapramu, s. vide కపురము kapuramu.

కబళము kabaiamu, s. A mouthful, a morsel .2. Physic- ball for horses. కబళించు kabalintsu, v. a. To' swallow, to devour, to gulp.

కబాడము kabadamu, s. A bullock-load of grass, or straw. 2. Forage.

కబురు kaburu, 5. News, intelligence. 2. Eeport. 3. A message.

కబ్బము kabbamu, s. Poetry.

కబ్బిలివాడు kabbilivadu, 5-. A toddy- drawer.

కమండలము, కమండలుపు kamandalamu, kamandalupu, s. The waterpot of an ascetic, or hermit.

కమతము kamatamu, s. The cultivation which the owner carries on with his own farming stock, by means of another. 2. The land of which the zemindar, jaghiredar, shotriumdar, inamdar, &c. himself retains the farm in his own hands, or causes to be cultivated with his own farming stock, in contradistinction to the land rented out by him to others. కమతగాడుkamatagadu, s. The person employed to cultivate, with the farming stock of the owner.

కమరు kamaru, v. n. To be singed, or burnt, as applied to hair or leather, and to the body if burnt black, s. The/ act of burning as above.

కమలము kamalamu, s. The lotus, or Nymphcea nelumbo. 2. Water. 3. An antelope.

కమలాపండు kamalapandu, 5. A small sweet orange, usually in India, termed the hill orange..