s. m. f, hand, dandruff; an imperative form of v. a. Karná:—(K., M.) A rent or tax; a fee of flour or five thimis (measure of eight seers kachchá) per ṭopá, which proprietors take from the tenants' share of grain in many places; giving something to a daughter on any festival; earth thrown in to fill up space between the cylinder of a well and the side of the pit:—kar baiṭhṉá, v. a. To do or have done with:—kar chhaḍḍṉá, v. a. To prepare, to get ready:—kar deṉí, v. a. To pay tax:—kar gujarṉá, v. n. a. To have done with:—kar kar karná, v. n. To crunch, to make such a noise as that caused by cating sugar candy:—kar laiṉá, v. a. To do, to perform, to make; to marry a widow. This custom prevails among Muhammadans, and the inferior castes of Hindus; the ceremony is trivial and is not dignified with the name of marriage (shádí):—kar wekhṉá, v. a. To try, to put to the proof or test, to make the experiment.