Ismaili Dictionary & Encyclopedia

KathiyaEncyclopedia Topic

Said, described, explained

Various Sources KathoEncyclopedia Topic

Say, speak, narrate

Various Sources KathyariEncyclopedia Topic

Female woodcutter

Various Sources KatiyaEncyclopedia Topic

Having cut

Various Sources KatiyaiEncyclopedia Topic

Spun

Various Sources KatiyoEncyclopedia Topic

Spun

Various Sources KatkaEncyclopedia Topic

Pieces

Various Sources KatlaEncyclopedia Topic

Weight

Various Sources Katri nakheEncyclopedia Topic

Cuts

Various Sources KavadEncyclopedia Topic

Bier, movable wooden stand for a coffin or a dead body

Various Sources KavanEncyclopedia Topic

Whose? Who?

Various Sources KaWRaW (100)Noun

Cent (100) So KaWRaW. Les 100 fils de KawRaw. CousinS des PAnDaW* qu'ils affrontèrent au Kouroukhshetr* lors de la bataille de Mahabharat.

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #1018general KAWTHAREncyclopedia Topic

The word kawthar means abundance. It is related that the Prophet's son Tahir, born of Khadija, died and there was no male issue of the Prophet. His opponents, such as Umar bin A'as and Hakam bin A'as taunted the Prophet, calling him abtar. The word abtar is derived from batr meaning the cutting off, as applied to a beast, means one whose tail is cut off, denoting the one whose succession in his seed has ceased. To console the Prophet, the 108th chapter of the Koran, called Sura Kawthar was revealed: "Verily, We have given you the Kawthar (abundance). So you pray to your Lord and offer sacrifice. Verily, your enemy shall be the abtar (cut off in his progeny)."

Kawthar means abundant bounty here and hereafter. It is also related that kawthar is a name of a stream in the paradise. The Prophet said, "Its banks are of gold, its stream is of pearl and jacinth. Its soil is better than musk. Its water is sweeter than honey and whiter than snow." When the above chapter was revealed, the Prophet was asked as to what kawthar actually meant. He said that it is a stream of super excellence, exclusively meant for him and the righteous ones would be served with the drink of it. Saying this, the Prophet struck on the hand of Ali bin Abu Talib, who stood beside him and said, "You will be the saqi (distributor)" or the supplier of the drink from kawthar, and from that day Ali is popularly called saqi'i kawthar (the distributor of kawthar).

Encyclopaedia of Ismailism by Mumtaz Ali Tajddingeneral KAYANoun

Corps.

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #622general KAYANoun

Corps. Souvent considéré comme une ville, un microcosme. "Kaya Nagri", "Prem Patanr"...

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #920general KayaEncyclopedia Topic

Body

Various Sources Kaya nagriEncyclopedia Topic

City of the body

Various Sources KAYaMSHAHNoun

Imam Qayam. Imam présent. g. "Desh bandhi yara sir bandhi" de Pir Shams, v.1.

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #1005general KayapurEncyclopedia Topic

The city of the body

Various Sources Kayare gadhEncyclopedia Topic

The fort of the body

Various Sources KAYInNoun

Rien.

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #617general KeanEncyclopedia Topic

Why

Various Sources KedaEncyclopedia Topic

Of what type; progeny, generation, ancestry; path, what type of

Various Sources KedeEncyclopedia Topic

Hung on the side, behind, follow, after, one after another

Various Sources KediyunEncyclopedia Topic

What type of?, Of what type?

Various Sources KEHRNoun

Difficulté, malédiction divine, colère de Dieu. Ne pas confondre avec KAHER (pourquoi).

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #905general Kek nagriEncyclopedia Topic

City of Kahek in Iran

Various Sources KemEncyclopedia Topic

Why, how, Why, how many, many

Various Sources Kem kariEncyclopedia Topic

In what way, how

Various Sources KenEncyclopedia Topic

Anyone, none

Various Sources KeneEncyclopedia Topic

Who

Various Sources KeniEncyclopedia Topic

To whom, of anyone

Various Sources Keni perEncyclopedia Topic

How, in what way

Various Sources Keni pereEncyclopedia Topic

How? In what way?

Various Sources KenkheEncyclopedia Topic

Anyone

Various Sources KenoEncyclopedia Topic

Whose?

Various Sources KENOUnNoun

De, â personne.

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #624general KenuEncyclopedia Topic

Whose

Various Sources KeraEncyclopedia Topic

Of

Various Sources KereEncyclopedia Topic

For

Various Sources KESANoun

Comment.

Heritage Dictionary of Ismailism, entry #623general KesavaEncyclopedia Topic

How can remain

Various Sources KeshaEncyclopedia Topic

Have hair, tresses

Various Sources KesraEncyclopedia Topic

Saffron, God

Various Sources KesriEncyclopedia Topic

A lion, saffron-coloured

Various Sources Kesri sinhEncyclopedia Topic

Lion

Various Sources KetaEncyclopedia Topic

How many

Various Sources KeteEncyclopedia Topic

So many

Various Sources KetekEncyclopedia Topic

How many

Various Sources Ketlak / ketluk / KetlikEncyclopedia Topic

A number of, many, how many

Various Sources