كوان

कूआं kū`āṅ, कुवां kuwāṅ[S. कूपकः], s.m. A well; a pit:—kū`āṅpūjnā, s.m. The (Hindū) ceremony of worshipping a well on the birth of a son, etc.:—kū`āṅ ṭūṭnā, The water of a well to fail, a well to be exhausted:—kū`āṅćalānā, or kū`āṅjotnā, To work a well; to irrigate from a well:—kū`āṅ ćhoṛnā, To stop drawing water from a well:—kū`āṅkhodnā, To dig a well; to dig a pit (for another):—kū`oṅ-meṅbāṅs ḍālnā, 'To put a bamboo into wells'; to make a thorough search:—kū`e jhakānā(-ko), To make (one) look into (seven) wells (as a cure for hydrophobia); to make (a person) do what one pleases, to lead (one) a pretty dance:—kū`e-meṅbolnā, 'To speak in a well'; to speak in a low tone.