(p. 192) ki2 the walking fish, the anabas. 4)

(p. 226) kāmarā a compartment, a room, a chamber, a cubicle. 15)

(p. 261) kkacit at any place, anywhere; at any time, ever; rarely, seldom. ক্কচিত্ কখনো adv. rarely, seldom; sometimes. ক্কচিত্ ক্কচিত্ few and far between; sometimes. 11)

(p. 225) kāpāsa cotton. কাপাস গাছ n. the cotton-plant. See also কার্পাস । 10)

(p. 262) krīḍ়ōdyāna a pleasure garden. 32)

(p. 243) kumuda the red or the white lotus; stalk of a lotus. ̃নাথ n. the lord of lotuses; the moon. ̃বতী, কুমুদ্বতী n. a cluster or collection of red or white lotuses; red or white lotuses. a. full of red or white lotuses. কুমুদিনী n. a cluster of red or white lotuses; a pond full of red and white lotuses. কুমুদিনীকান্ত, কুমুদিনীনাথ n. the beloved or lord of lotuses; the moon. কুমুদী n. a stalk of a lotus. কুমুদ্বান a. (of a place) abounding in red or white lotuses. 27)

(p. 204) karabha the young of an elephant; the camel or its young; the mule. fem. করভী ।

(p. 217) kām̐sā bell metal. কাঁসারি n. a brazier. 15)

(p. 261) kyān̐carakyān̐cara, kyān̐caramyācara expressing the confused noise made by talking together; a harsh and unpleasant noise. ক্যাঁচরক্যাঁচর করা, ক্যাঁচরম্যাচর করা v. to talk together making a confused noise; to make a harsh and upleasant noise. 18)

(p. 243) kuyaśa ill-repute, disrepute; notoriety. 40)

(p. 203) kampa, kampana tremor, quake, shiver, tremble, shudder; ague; quiver; throb, vibration. কম্প হওয়া v. to be stricken with tremor, to quake; to shiver, to tremble, to shudder; to be stricken with ague; to throb. কম্পক n. vibrator. কম্পজ্বর n. a fever marked by shivering; an ague; malaria. কম্পমান a. quaking; shivering, trembling, tremulous, shuddering; stricken with ague; quivering; throbbing; vibrating.

(p. 206) karēṇu the elephant. fem. করেণু, করেণুকা । 19)

(p. 208) karmisaṅgha trade union. 30)

(p. 220) kādamba pertaining to the kadam (কদম) flower. n. kadam flowers collectively; an arrow; the teal. কাদম্বা n. fem. the female teal; a kadam (কদম) tree. 61)

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