كوكھہ

कोख kokh[Prk. कुच्छी, and कुक्खो; S. कुिक्षः], s.m.f. The belly, abdomen; the womb;—hypochondrium:—kokhbandor bandh, or kokh-jalī, s.f. A barren woman:—kokh paṛnā, v.n. To be conceived:—kokh-pīṛā, or kokh-kā āzār, Disease of the womb:—kokh-śāstr, s.m. The science of the hidden or occult (syn. ’ilm-ě-g̠aib):—kokh-kīāṅć, or kokh-kīmāmtā, s.f. 'The yearning or warmth of the womb,' maternal affection:—kokh mārījānā, To become barren:—kokheṅlag-jānā, 'The cavity of the abdomen to sink in,' the belly to sink in.