کج kaj
P کج kaj [or kazh, or (in old P.) gaz or gazh; akin to S. वृजन, rt. वृज्], adj. Crooked, curved, bent, wry;—perverse, cross-grained; cross:—kaj-adāʼī, s.f. Perverseness; crossness in manners:—kaj-bāz, adj. & s.m. Playing unfairly; fraudulent;—one who plays unfairly or false:—kaj-baḥs̤, adj. & s.m. Reasoning absurdly, using crooked arguments;—one who reasons absurdly, &c.:—kaj-baḥs̤ī, s.f. Absurd or tortuous reasoning; irregular debate; cross questions and crooked answers:—kaj-ćashm, adj. & s.m. Squint-eyed;—a squint-eyed person:—kaj-ḵẖirāmī, s.f. Walking crookedly or awry:—kaj-ḵẖulq, adj. & s.m. Ill-tempered; rude, rough;—an ill-tempered person, &c.:—kaj-dār-o-marez, or kaj-dār-marez, s.m. Evasion, subterfuge, putting off, commanding and countermanding, shilly-shally:—kaj-dilā, adj. Crooked in mind, perverse, ill-natured:—kaj-dum, s.m. lit. 'Having a crooked tail'; a scorpion; a dragon:—kaj-rāʼe, adj. Having a wrong opinion; wrong-headed:—kaj-raftār, or kaj-rau, adj. & s.m. Walking crookedly or obliquely;—perverse; unprincipled; irregular;—one who walks obliquely, &c.:—kaj-rawish, adj.=kaj-rau;—s.f.=kaj-rawī:—kaj-rawī, s.f. Walking obliquely;—tortuous conduct, perverseness, unprincipled conduct, depravity:—kaj-t̤abʻ, adj. & s.m. Cross-tempered, cross-grained, of a crooked nature, perverse; not straightforward, unprincipled, dishonest;—a cross-tempered person, &c.:—kaj-fahm, adj. Stupid, wrong-headed, perverting a meaning, perverse:—kaj-fahmī, s.f. Obliquity of mind, stupidity, wrong-headedness, perverseness:—kaj-kulāh, s.m. One who wears his cap awry; a fop, a beau (syn. bāṅkā):—kaj-kulāhī, s.f. Foppery:—kaj-maj, adj. Athwart and across; distorted;—s.f. Distorted speech or language; a jargon:—the imperfect language of a child, babbling (=kaj-maj zabān):—kaj-mizāj, adj. & s.m. Cross, ill-tempered perverse; stupid:—kaj-naz̤ar, adj. Scowling, casting malignant looks; envious, malignant:—kaj nikālnā (-kā), To straighten, make straight:—kaj-nihād, adj. Cross-grained, ill-natured.
قز qaz orig. kaz, or kazh
P قز qaz (orig. kaz, or kazh), s.m. Raw silk; silk.
کوز kūz
P کوز kūz (contrac. of next), s.m. A crooked back, a hump:—kūz-pusht, adj. & s.m. Hump-backed;—a hunch-back:—kūz-pushtī, s.f. Hump-backedness.
قاز qāz
T قاز qāz, s.m. & f. A goose, a duck:—ćīnī qāz, The black-barred goose, Anser indicus.
قوج qoj
P قوج qoj = P قوچ qoć [also g̠ūć; prob. = gushn, Zend varshni = S. वृष्णि], s.m. A ram (esp. a fighting ram).
