keb

(keb), v. 7.3 pret. and pp. kebbed, ppr. keb- scholars insist on the name Old Javanese) was probably based on the Javanese of MAdjakerto, while the Krimé of bing. [Origin obseure.] To cast a lamb imthe present day finds its type in that of Surakarta. maturely; lose a lamb in any way: said of a Encye. Brit., XIII. 608. ewe. [Scotch.] kawn (kan),. See khan. keb (keb), ». [See keb,v.] 1. A ewe that has kawrie, ». See kauri-pine. brought forth immaturely, or has lost her lamb. kaxes, ». A form of kex. [Seotch.]—2. A tick or sheep-louse. [Scotch.] kay! (ka), n. An obsolete or dialectal variant