(p. 243) kurala a larger variety of the osprey; the eagle, a lock of hair. 49)

(p. 234) kiñjala, kiñjalaka the stamen or the filament of a flower; pollen. 15)

(p. 231) kālabhairaba a furious deity born of Shiva (শিব). 19)

(p. 239) kucaryā abominable behaviour; an evil practice; an evil custom. 10)

(p. 256) kōṅara, kōṅāra (obs.) a son. 22)

(p. 215) kāura eczema. 20)

(p. 204) karapāla, karabāla a sword, a scimitar. 37)

(p. 194) kathaka a professional narrator of scriptural and mythological stories (usu. কথকঠাকুর); a speaker. ̃তা n. professional practice of narrating scriptural and mythological stories. 86)

(p. 257) kōẏāsiẏā, kōẏāśiẏā quassia. 27)

(p. 206) karōṭa, karōṭi, karōṭikā, karōṭī . the skull, the cranium. করোটিক a. cranial. 21)

(p. 262) klēda liquid filth or soil; foul water; any morbid matter secreted from within one's body such as pus, sweat, saliva etc.; humidity, moisture. ক্লেদাক্ত a. besmeared with liquid filth; besmeared with any morbid matter secreted from within one's body; soiled, dirty. 57)

(p. 226) kāmī lustful; (chiefly used as a sfx.) desirous of, loving (শান্তিকামী). 37)

(p. 240) kunda a variety of multi-petalled jasmine; a (turner's) lathe. ̃কার n. a turner. ̃শুভ্র a. as white as a jasmine. 58)

(p. 243) kulāẏa a bird's nest; (fig.) a cosy abode. 80)

(p. 228) kālakē (coll.) tomorrow; yesterday. কালকের a. tomorrow's; yesterday's. 58)