(p. 238) kukhādya uneatable or forbidden food; food that is not fit for human consumption. 18)

(p. 232) kālī an awe-inspiring manifestation of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা); (sarcas.) an extremely dark-skinned girl or woman. ̃তলা n. a place of worshipping Goddess Kali (কালী) esp. in congregation. ̃বাড়ি n. the temple of Goddess Kali. 25)

(p. 194) kapikētana a chariot on the top of which sits a monkey; Arjuna (অর্জুন) of the Mahabharata for he had such a chariot. 150)

(p. 257) kōẏēla (poet.) the cuckoo. fem. কেয়েলা । 28)

(p. 234) kīrṇa scattered or strewn here and there; pervaded; extended or spread over. 63)

(p. 208) kalpī (chiefly used as a sfx.) inventing, contriving, devising; imagining, fancying; ascribing; resolving; thinking; supposing; creating; composing. 91)

(p. 257) kōrāna, kōrānaśaripha the Quran or Koran. 33)

(p. 217) kācana act of washing clothes etc. by rinsing and thrashing. 38)

(p. 228) kālakṣēpa, kālakṣēpaṇa act of passing time. কালক্ষেপ করা, কালক্ষেপণ করা v. to pass time. 60)

(p. 238) kuṅkuma saffron; the safflower. 23)

(p. 262) krīḍ়māna engaged in playing or in exhibiting a show. 30)

(p. 202) kabalita, kabalīkṛta taken into the mouth; gulped, swallowed, eaten; forcefully occupied; seized; gripped; possessed. 11)

(p. 234) kiñjala, kiñjalaka the stamen or the filament of a flower; pollen. 15)

(p. 239) kucōkācā odds and ends; kiddies. 21)

(p. 208) kaśānō to whip, to slash, to flog; to beat. আচ্ছা দু ঘা কশানো to give a sound thrashing or drubbing, to drub. 99)