Karnam.—Synonym of Karan, a palm-leaf writer.
Karnata, Karnataka.—One of the five orders of Pānch Dravida or southern Brāhmans, inhabiting the Canarese country.
Karnati.—(From the Carnatic.) Synonym for a class of Nats or acrobats.
Karohla.—A religious mendicant who wanders about singing praises of Devi. See Jasondhi.
Karpachor.—(Stealer of straw.) A sept of the Uika clan of Gonds in Betūl.
Karsayāl.—(A deer.) A sept of the Kawar tribe. Also a sept of Ahīr, Bhaina, Dhobi in Chhattīsgarh, Kewat, Lohar and Turi.
Karsi.—(From kalas, a pitcher.) A totemistic sept of Kawar. They do not drink water from a red jar on the Akti festival.
Karwa.—Subcaste of Kunbi.
Karwar.—(An oar.) A section of Dāngi in Damoh. A section of Kawar.
Kasai.—A caste of butchers. Name applied to Banjāras.