(p. 206) karamacā a variety of sour fruit (it becomes crimson when ripe). 2)

(p. 238) kuca1 either of the mammary glands in a woman, (either of) a woman's breasts. 24)

(p. 216) kān̐ṭācuẏā the hedgehog. 14)

(p. 234) kilō a unit of weight, kilogram. 49)

(p. 194) kapāṭi an Indian outdoor game; lockjaw, trismus (usu. দাঁতকপাটি). 144)

(p. 226) kāmadāni embroidery; an embroidered piece of cloth. 12)

(p. 217) kām̐si a dish of bell metal used as a kitchen utensil or amusical instrument. 16)

(p. 208) karmānusārē according to one's deeds or works (esp. those done in a previous existence). 24)

(p. 228) kārśya thinness; slimness; leanness. 48)

(p. 243) kubēra the Hindu god of wealth (cp. Pluto, Mammon). ̃পুরী n. the abode or city of Kuvera (কুবের) which is full of wealth and pomp and grandeur. ̃সদৃশ, ̃তুল্য a. as rich as Kuvera (কুবের); extremely wealthy, very rich. 12)

(p. 192) kacalānō to wring, to squeeze; to rub; (rare.) to higgle. 34)

(p. 240) kuṭa leprosy. কুঠে (coll.) a. (of a person) suffering from leprosy. n. a leper. 19)

(p. 240) kuḍ় a medicinal plant; a measure of land (= .33 acre or .13 hectare approx.) a heap (পাঁশকুড়); a slit, a hole; a place for depositing, a depository (আঁস্তাকুড়). 24)

(p. 234) kiṇa a grazing mark; a hardness in an area of the skin caused by (frequent) friction, a corn; a dried-up pimple. কিণান্কিত a. containing a grazing mark or a corn or a dried-up pimple. 18)

(p. 248) kusuma-kusuma lukewarm, tepid. কুসম-কুসম গরম করা to make lukewarm or tepid, to take the chill off. 5)