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

(p. 231) kālanēmi the name of the maternal uncle of Ravana (রাবণ) of the Ramayana. কালনেমি মামা (fig.) a venerable man who is an abettor in wicked deeds, a Devil's counsel. কালনেমির লঙ্কাভাগ (fig.) to count the chickens before they are hatched, to build castles in the air. 7)

(p. 194) katala beheading, decapitation. কতল করা v. to behead, to decapitate. 82)

(p. 194) kaṇikābāda corpuscular theory. 60)

(p. 194) kaḍ়āt denoting: the sound of the clapping of thunder or fracture of a bone. 47)

(p. 262) kratu a holy sacrifice or oblation at which a fire is enkindled or a burnt-offering is given; the name of a Vedic sage or rishi (ঋষি) supposed to have been transformed into one of the group of stars forming the Great Bear of Ursa Major. ̃পুরুষ n. an appellation of Vishnu; the Kratu appellation of Vishnu. 4)

(p. 253) kēbalarāma a dull-witted man, a dunce; a clumsy fellow; a weakling. 20)

(p. 232) kāsundi a pickle (usu. made of dried slices of green mango) preserved in mustard and salt. 50)

(p. 253) kaiśika capillary. ̃তা n. capillarity. 66)

(p. 240) kuparāmarśa unwholesome advice; bad or evil counsel. 62)

(p. 194) kaduttara an insolent or impertinent reply; an ungracious or unseemly answer; a retort. 110)

(p. 217) kācatulya glasslike, hyaline; transparent. 36)

(p. 192) kaṅkapatra an arrow, a dart, a shaft. 25)

(p. 243) kumbhaka a physio-religious practice of controlling or suspending one's breath. 31)

(p. 203) kamā2 to fall short; to decrease; to abate; to grow less; to diminish; to fall, to come down (দাম কমেছে). 21)