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Gk.
kafale, L. caput, G. haupt, OE. heafod, E. head.
Cf.
T. man·d·ai, n. 1. Beggar's bowl, 2. skull, 3. Head.
The
skull resembles a beggar's bowl in shape. The Skt.
kapƒla
was originally a North-Indian form.
karišanai,
n. Care, concern, interest.
com.
Tent. karƒ, OE. caru, E. care, OF. and L.
cura.
kavavu, v.t. To take, to embrace,
to contain, to have.
L.
capio (to take), habeo (to have), AS. habban, haebban,
hafian,
Dan. have, Ice. hafa, Goth. haban, G. haben, D.
hebben,
Sw. hefra, E. have (to possess, to hold, to
contaiŒ.
ku‰andai,
n. Child.
AS.
cild, ME. and E. child, D. and G. kind.
ku‰i,
n. Hollow, hole, cavity.
AS.
hol, holg, E. hollow, hole, D. and OHG. hol, Ice, hol,
hola,
G. kohl, Gk. koilos.
ku‰i1,
v.t. To dig, to excavate.
ku‰i2,
ku‰ivu, n. A pit.
OE.
grafan, D. graven, G. graben (to dig).
OE.
gref, E. grave, G. grabe.
E.
groore, D. groere.
ku‰i3,
v.t. To inscribe, to engrave, E. engrave.
kodi, v.i. To boil.
OE. seothan, D. zieden, G. sieden.
k†——ai,
n. Fort, an end of place names.
L. castrum
(a fort), AS. ceaster.
E. caster
or chester, a common suffix in names of
places where
formerly a fort existed, as Doncaster,
Manchester.
L. castellum,
dim. of castrum, E. castle.
šannam, n.
Thinness.
OE. thynne,
E. thin, d. dun, G. dunn, L. tenuis.
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