كچ

कच kać(contrac. of kaććā, q.v.), adj. (in comp.), Raw, etc. (=kaććā);—s.m. Rawness, crudeness; inexperience; simplicity; unsoundness; weakness;—soreness, vexation, grief:—kać-bać, s.m. pl. Children, young ones, brats:—kać-peṅdiyā, s.m. An unstable person; a weak or a fickle person:—kać-dilī, s.f. Tenderheartedness; weak-mindedness;—cowardice:—kaćkhānā, v.n. To feel a soreness, to suffer vexation or grief, to be vexed, or grieved, or sorry:—kać-kelā(prob. kaṭ-kelā= kaṭh-kelā), s.m. A kind of plantain that is eaten boiled as a vegetable:—kać-lohī, or kać-lohiyā, s.f. Iron in the ore or crude state, unwrought iron, pig iron:—kać-lahū, or lohū, s.m. Bloody ichor discharged along with purulent matter.