(p. 203) kamalā2 an orange (also কমলালেবু). 12)

(p. 220) kāṭya refutable. 36)

(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. 243) kurniśa, kuraniśa (Mus.) a mode of salutation in accordance with official etiquette. কুর্নিশ করা v. to salute. 63)

(p. 206) karalā a variety of kitchen vegetable having a bitter taste, the larger variety of bitter gourd. 3)

(p. 225) kābāḍ়i persons who buy in an auctionmart for resale; a class of fishermen. 21)

(p. 259) kaupa of a draw-well. n. water of a well. 27)

(p. 228) kārmika embroidered; variegated; made, composed. 45)

(p. 231) kālarātri a night on which one's death or danger comes; (astrol.) an inauspicious part of the night. 23)

(p. 240) kutsita ugly; ill-shaped; abominable, hateful; nasty (কুত্সিত ব্যবহার); indecent; obscene; filthy, gross. 39)

(p. 232) kālāśauca the period of mourning that lasts for a year due to the death of any of one's parents or an equally respected kinsman. 11)

(p. 256) kōn̐thā to strain oneself as during defecation. 14)

(p. 243) kubalaẏa the blue lotus. 7)

(p. 243) kurīti a bad or harmful custom or usage or practice or deportment. 53)

(p. 194) kaṇikābāda corpuscular theory. 60)