(p. 194) kaḍ়tā tare. 42)

(p. 248) kuharaṇa act of cooing; the note of a cuckoo. 17)

(p. 238) kun̐da1 to turn (a thing) on a lathe, to shape by turning on a lathe; to carve; to rush forward to attack or beat; to skip, to frisk; to brag. 6)

(p. 240) kuṇṭha (chiefly used as a sfx.) disinclined to, unwilling, reluctant, afraid of, shy, recoiling (কর্মকুণ্ঠ, শ্রমকুণ্ঠ, ব্যয়কুণ্ঠ); hesitating; different; feeling delicacy. কুণ্ঠা n. hesitation, hesitancy; diffidence; feeling of delicacy; shyness; fear; recoil. কুণ্ঠাবোধ করা v. to feel delicacy; to feel shy; to hesitate. কুণ্ঠিত a. stricken with hesitation or diffidence; hesitating; feeling delicacy; feeling shy; shy; abashed; disinclined to, unwilling; reluctant, afraid of; recoiling from. fem. কুণ্ঠিতা । কুণ্ঠিত হওয়া v. to be stricken with hesitation or diffidence; to hesitate; to feel delicacy; to feel shy; to be abashed; to be disinclined to, to be unwilling or reluctant, to be afraid of; to recoil from. 32)

(p. 194) kaḍ়kānō (coll. & inf.) to rebuke, to reprimand; to check, to pull up. 39)

(p. 234) kitaba a deceiver, a cheat, a chicaner; a swindler, a gambler; a gamester. 20)

(p. 216) kān̐ji the water in which boiled rice has been kept steeped overnight (this water tastes sour). 12)

(p. 194) kapacānō (of or like talking birds) to utter or reproduce by rote, to say what is hackneyed or stock by rote; to indulge in empty talk in order to parade one's learning; to prattle, to talk bunkum; to cut or shear (চুল কপচানো). কপচানি n. act of roting or prattling. 138)

(p. 243) kurara the osprey. fem. কুররী the female osprey. 48)

(p. 220) kātā coir. 54)

(p. 262) klāba a club, an association, a society. 51)

(p. 215) kastura the musk-deer; musk. কস্তুরী, কস্তুরিকা, কস্তূরী, কস্তূরিকা n. musk. 9)

(p. 262) kramika serial, gradual. ক্রমিক গুণফল continued product. ক্রমিক সংখ্যা a serial number. 16)

(p. 194) kapittha a shelled fruit with sour pulp akin to the wood-apple; its tree. 152)

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