(p. 261) kaulika pertaining to a family or a clan or lineage, lineal; ancestral, hereditary; in accordance with the tradition and usage peculiar to a family or line. n. a weaver by caste. 5)

(p. 257) kōra (poet.) the fold of the body of a person sitting, one's lap. 29)

(p. 194) kanīnikā the apple of the eye, the pupil. 119)

(p. 194) kanyakā a ten year old virgin; a daughter. 135)

(p. 204) karapatra a hand-saw; a saw. 36)

(p. 232) kāstē a sickle, a scythe. 51)

(p. 206) kariṣṇu engaged in doing, in the state of doing. 13)

(p. 239) kucilā nux vomica. 19)

(p. 217) kākūkti anything said in supplication; (rhet.) a figure of speech depending on the tone of voice akin to erotesis. 27)

(p. 243) kubaidya a bad or inept physician; a quack. 13)

(p. 226) kāmaḍ় a bite; act of seizing with the teeth; grip, seizure (মরণকামড়); exorbitant or merciless demand (মহাজনের সুদের কামড়); pain (পেটের কামড়); strong desire (কামের কামড়). কামড় দেওয়া same as কামড়ানো । কামড়া v. (poet.) to bite, to seize with the teeth, to gripe, to seize. কামড়ানি n. biting; griping pain; strong desire. কামড়ানো v. to bite; to seize with the teeth, to gripe, to seize; to demand exorbitantly or mercilessly; to pain; to feel pain; to stick firmly to (মাটি কামড়ে পড়ে থাকা); to be stricken with strong desire. কামড়াকামড়ি n. mutual biting; mutual biting at or scrambling. 11)

(p. 253) kēlē (vul.) dark-skinned; dark-complexioned. black; blackened. কেলে কার্তিক see কার্তিক । কেলে ভূত see ভূত । কেলে হাঁড়ি see হাঁড়ি । 46)

(p. 216) kān̐ci2 scissors. 9)

(p. 217) kām̐si a dish of bell metal used as a kitchen utensil or amusical instrument. 16)

(p. 231) kālasīmā time limit. 29)