کچ कच kać contrac. of kaććā, q.v.
H کچ कच kać (contrac. of kaććā, q.v.), adj. (in comp.), Raw, &c. (=kaććā);—s.m. Rawness, crudeness; inexperience; simplicity; unsoundness; weakness;—soreness, vexation, grief:—kać-bać, s.m. pl. Children, young ones, brats:—kać-peṅdiyā, s.m. An unstable person; a weak or a fickle person:—kać-dilī, s.f. Tender-heartedness; weak-mindedness;—cowardice:—kać khānā, v.n. To feel a soreness, to suffer vexation or grief, to be vexed, or grieved, or sorry:—kać-kelā (prob. kaṭ-kelā = kaṭh-kelā), s.m. A kind of plantain that is eaten boiled as a vegetable:—kać-lohī, or kać-lohiyā, s.f. Iron in the ore or crude state, unwrought iron, pig iron:—kać-lahū, or lohū, s.m. Bloody ichor discharged along with purulent matter.
کچ कच kać
H کچ कच kać, s.m. The water in which raw rice has been washed.
کيچ कीच kīć
H کيچ कीच kīć = H کيچڙ कीचड़ kīćaṛ (i.q. ćīk, and ćīkar, qq.v.), s.f. Dirt, mud, mire, puddle, slime; mattery discharge which collects in the corner of the eye (cf. ćīkaṛ).
کوچ kūć
P کوچ kūć, s.m. Marching; decamping; march; journey; departure:—kūć karnā, To make a march or journey, to march; to journey; to decamp, depart; to depart this life:—kūć-maqām, s.m. March and halt, or marches and halts.
قوچ qoć
P قوچ qoć = P قوج qoj [also g̠ūć; prob. = gushn, Zend varshni = S. वृष्णि], s.m. A ram (esp. a fighting ram).
