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کنچن कचन kaṅćan

H کنچن कचन kaṅćan, s.m. A caste of people (somewhat akin to our gipsies) whose females are generally dancers, &c.:—kaṅćan-bān or wān, s.m. A real or genuine kaṅćan by birth:—kaṅćan-baćća, s.m. The son or a kaṅćan, a whoreson.

کنچن कंचन kaṅćan

H کنچن कंचन kaṅćan [Prk. कंचणं; S. काञ्चनं], s.m. Gold:—kaṅćan-ćūr, s.m. A superior kind of rice (so called because it turns yellow and improves by being kept two or three years):—kaṅćan-khaćit, adj. (f. -ā), Inlaid with gold:—kaṅćan-nīr, s.m. lit. 'Gold-water'; clear water.