(p. 225) kāpē-kāpē to a nicety; exactly; to a T. 13)

(p. 226) kābyālōcanā a discussion on poetry. 8)

(p. 192) kacchapa the tortoise, the turtle, the chelonian. fem. কচ্ছপী । কচ্ছপের খোলা tortoise-shell, carapace. 45)

(p. 220) kānē kānē (talking) in whispers, in one's ear; (saying a word) in private or privately. 78)

(p. 194) kaṇikābāda corpuscular theory. 60)

(p. 192) kacuripānā water hyacinth. 42)

(p. 253) kērāni an office-clerk, a clerk. ̃গিরি n. clerkship. মাছিমারা কেরানি a. clerk or copyist who does his routine business or daily score or duty without using his discretion; an incompetent or unintelligent worker. 39)

(p. 256) kōn̐caḍ় the lap of one's loincloth. কোঁচড় পাতা v. to hold out the lap of one's loincloth (in order to receive something). 8)

(p. 243) kumakuma a ball filled with red powder and scented water for sprinkling; a red paste made from saffron juice used by women as a cosmetic. 16)

(p. 216) kān̐capōkā a species of green beetle a bit of whose hard wing is used by women to adorn their foreheads. 4)

(p. 217) kān̐dunē given to weeping, lachrymose; causing tears. কাঁদুনে সুর a mournful or piteous note. 8)

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

(p. 228) kārbā a rose-water spray. 44)

(p. 240) kuñji a key. 3)

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