(p. 251) kṛṣi agriculture, cultivation, husbandry, farming. ̃কর্ম, ̃কার্য n. cultivation. ̃জ, ̃জাত a. produced by agriculture. ̃জাত দ্রব্য agricultural produce. ̃জীবী a. living by agriculture. n. a peasant, a cultivator, a farmer. ̃বিদ n. an agronomist. ̃ভূমি n. agricultural land. 17)

(p. 203) kamalēkāminī a female deity, described as sitting on a lotus floating in the sea and gorging and disgorging an elephant continuously. 19)

(p. 240) kudarata glory (আল্লার কুদরত); a creditable performance, a feat; bravado; power, strength, skill. কুদরতি a. glorious; creditable; powerful, skilful. 42)

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

(p. 238) kun̐ḍ়ē2 idle, lazy, slothful. ̃মি n. idleness, laziness, sloth. 2)

(p. 253) kēẏāri a well-laid flower-bed or pleasure garden encircled with a ridge; careful dressing (চুলের কেয়ারি). কেয়ারিকরা a. well-laid and encircled with a ridge (কেয়ারি-করা বাগান); carefully parted or dressed (কেয়ারি-করা চুল). কেয়ারি করা v. to beautify (a garden) by careful maintenance; to dress (hair) carefully. 35)

(p. 256) kōm̐stā a scrubbing brush. 16)

(p. 226) kāmāndha blinded with lust or love. কামান্ধতা n. inordinate or intense sex impulses. 28)

(p. 262) krīḍ়na act of playing; exhibition. ̃ক n. a toy; one who is made the tool of another, a cat's-paw. ক্রী়ড়নীয় a. playable. 29)

(p. 215) kahatabya speakable, utterable; expressible; explicable; worth mentioning. 13)

(p. 237) kun̐ci a small broom or besom; a brush; a bristle. 17)

(p. 240) kunō pertaining to a corner; homekeeping, domestic; shy of company, unsociable; shy, bashful. কুনো ব্যাং a species of frog which seldom comes out of its hole; (fig.) a home-keeping or domestic person. ̃মি n. habit of home-keeping; unsociableness; shyness. 55)

(p. 251) kṛṣṭa ploughed, tilled, cultivated; attracted. কৃষ্টি n. ploughing, tillage, cultivation; culture. 18)

(p. 204) kampharṭāra a long narrow woollen scarf (usu. worn round the neck), a comforter. 9)

(p. 238) kukathā foul or abusive words, indecent or filthy language, obscene talk, ribaldry; (rare) philosophical truths or discussion about the earth; (rare) exposition or explanation of scriptures esp. of the esoteric text of the scriptures. 9)