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kāg̠az̤(for orig. kāg̠ad; said to be fr. kāg̠, 'sound or noise'+da, 'giving forth'), s.m. Paper; a paper, writing, document, deed; a charter, patent; an account; a note of hand, a bond; a printed or written sheet, a newspaper:—kāg̠aẕ-bahā, s.m. Office allowance for stationery;—kāg̠aẕ-sā, adj. Paper-like; thin as paper:—kāg̠aẕ-ě-sarkārī, s.m. Government paper, a government promissory note; a currency note; registered or stamped paper:—kāg̠aẕsiyāh karnā, To blacken paper, to scribble:—kāg̠aẕ-farosh, s.m. A paper-seller, a stationer:—kāg̠aẕ-qalam-dāwāt, Paper, pens and ink; stationery:—kāg̠aẕ-kāpaṭā-bāz, s.m. A puppet;—a thin active fellow:—kāg̠aẕkarnā, To prepare or make up (one's) papers; to adjust or balance (one's) accounts;—to give a note of hand or bond:—kāg̠aẕ-ke ghoṛe, s.m. (colloq.) 'Paper-horses'; active correspondence;—kāg̠aẕ-ke ghoṛe dauṛānā, To keep up an active (or a brisk) correspondence:—kāg̠aẕkholnā(-ke), To open the papers (of); to expose the misdeeds (of):—kāg̠aẕlikhnāor likh-denā(-ko), To give a written bond or note of hand (to):—kāg̠aẕlikhwā-lenā(-se), To take a bond or note of hand (from):—kāg̠az̤milānā(se), To compare papers, etc. (with); to examine or check accounts:—pakkākāg̠aẕ, s.m. Thick, stiff paper;—stamped paper:—ćiṭṭhī-kākāg̠aẕ, s.m. Note-paper, letter-paper:—kaććākāg̠aẕ, s.m. Inferior country paper;—unstamped paper:—korākāg̠aẕ, or be-likhākāg̠aẕ, s.m. Blank paper.