<poem> round a house. Cf. himpon and dusun. katn' 'porg-kan, to collect, cause to assemble. ka mu (6), you (usually plural) ; when used as a possessive pronoun often contracted to -mu (13). ka'mus (Ar.), dictionary. ka-nak-ka'nak, infant, small child. ka'nan, right; as opposed to kiri, left. sb'lali ka'nan, the right side. fa'rgan Ica'nan, the right hand. kan'chil, mouse deer = plandok. kan'chirg, a button, bolt, bar to fasten a door. kan'darg, an enclosure for cattle, stall, sheepfold, stable. Cf. bargsal. kan'dar, m-rgan'dar, to carry things on the two ends of a pole. I a' an, kan'dar, carrying stick. kan das and ter-kan'das, a- ground, stranded. Cf. dam- par. kan'dil (Ar.), lantern, lamp. Cf. pliia and targlorg. kan'doig, m-rgan'dorg, to carry in the bosom; conceive, bear children. Cf. kendorg. kan-du'ri (Pers.), a feast held annually at which prayers for the dead are said; hence any feast. Cf. jamu. kan?' and k-kaig', a horse's bit. Cf. lagam. ta'li katy', bridle. kaig'kaig, tcr-kaiy'karg, strad- dling, wide apart (of the legs). kaig'korg, the name of a vege- table. kan'ii, meal or flour boiled to the consistency of porridge. Cf. bubiir and suji. a'yer kan'ji, gruel. kap, the hood of a buggy. ka'pak, axe. Cf. bliorg. ka'pal (Tarn.), ship, vessel. Cf. prahu. lea' pal a' pi, steamship. ka'pal la'yer, sailing ship. ka'pal p-raiy', warship. na'ik ka'pal, to board a ship from a boat. in' run ka'pal, to go on board a ship from a pier or wharf. kapan, see kafan. ka'pan (Jav.), when; usually Mia. ka'par, be r-ka' pa-ran, spread out in disorder, scattered. ka'par-kan, to scatter. ka'pas, raw cotton. Cf. kapok and kabu-kabu. ka'pi, a block, pulley. ka'pi-tan (Port), captain. Cf. naklwda. ka'pok, raw cotton. Cf. kapas and kabu-kabu. ka'pur, lime; mortar, plaster. ka'pur ba'rus, camphor. ka'pur b-lan'da, chalk, crayons. ka'pur lii' tain, Portland ce- ment, ka'pur ma'ii, slaked lime. ka'pur to-hor', quick-lime. sa'pn ka'pur, to whitewash. Cf. lalur. ka'ram, destruction, especially shipwreck : to founder ; some- times used as an imprecation. Cf. dam par and kandas.
