s. m, Corrupted from the Sanskrit word Karn. An ear, the organ of hearing:—kannáṇ ghesal márná, v. n. To be careless, to be indifferent, to pretend not to hear:—kann bharṉá, bharṉe, v. a. To poison one's ears; to backbite:—kann dá kachchá, s. m. A soft or credulous person:—kann dharṉá, v. a. To give ear to; to listen to:—kann dí mail, s. f. Cerumen:—kann dí mail kuḍḍhṉí, kaḍḍhwáuṉí, v. a. To have one's ears cleaned:—kann hoṉe, v. n. To get a lesson, to be warned by experience:—kann kaṭá, a. Having the ears cropped:—kann kaúá, s. m. A kind of small paper kite:—kannkhajúrá, s. m. A centipede:—kann kháṉá, v. n. To din in one's ears; to bother, to tease:—kann khaṛe hoṉe, v. n. To be alarmed:—kann khaṛe karne, v. n. To prick up one's ears:—kann khol deṉe, v. a. lit. To open one's ears; to impart, to acquaint, to prepare one, to caution, to warn:—kann kaṭṭṉe, v. a. To cut off one's ears:—kann ná hiláuṉá, v. n. lit. Not to move one's ears; to be silent, to be tamed, to be docile, to be submissive:—kann paiṉí, v. n. To be heard or audible:—kann paṭṭí, s. f. The temple; a woman:—kann phaṛáuṉe, v. a. To cause to hold ears (See kann phaṛṉá):—kann phaṛṉá, v. a. To hold one's ears (a punishment in native schools); to confess one's superiority:—kann phúl, s. m. An ornament worn by women in ears:—kann puṭṭṉá, v. a. To pull the ears (a punishment):—kann te hatth rakkhṉá, v. n. To deny, to refuse:—kann te júṇ ná challṉí, v. a. To produce no effect; to pay no attention, to disregard:—kann waihṉá, v. n. To have atorrhoea:—kann wajjṉe, v. n. To tingle, or burn (one's ears); to fancy one has heard a sound:—kann wichch kahiṉá, v. n. To whisper in one's ears:—kann wichch rúṇ deṉá, v. n. To turn a deaf ear; to backbite:—kann wichch uṇglíáṇ deṉá, v. n. lit. To put one's fingers in one's ears; to close one's ears:—kann wihṉá, s. m. One who bores the ears:—kann winháuṉá, v. n. To have one's ears bored:—kann winnhaṉá, v. a. n. To bore the ear, to be bored the ears:—is kann sunṉá us kann kaḍḍh deṉá, v. n. To come in at one ear and go out at the other; to pay no attention, to disregard.