(p. 248) kusantāna a bad or wicked child; an unworthy son or daughter. 4)

(p. 231) kālapuruṣa (myth.) an attendant or envoy of Yama, the god of death; (astr.) the Orion. 8)

(p. 204) kamra desirous; lustful; desirable; attractive, charming; beautiful. 12)

(p. 215) kasāi a butcher; (fig.) an extremely cruel or unfeeling or hard-hearted person. ̃খানা n. a slaughter-house, a butchery, a shambles; (fig.) a place of merciless oppression. ̃গিরি n. the profession of a butcher; (fig.) extremely hard-hearted behaviour. 5)

(p. 208) karmōdyama enterprise; enthusiasm; effort, effortfulness. 33)

(p. 262) klōma (anat.) the gall-bladder; the kidney; the lung. ̃নালিকা n. (anat.) the wind-pipe. ̃শাখা n. (anat.) the bronchus. 59)

(p. 208) kaladhauta gold; silver. 49)

(p. 219) kāchi cable, hawser; thick rope or cord. 9)

(p. 220) kāñji, kāñjika, kāñjikā, kāñjī, kāñjīka, the water in which boiled rice has been kept steeped overnight (this water tastes sour). 10)

(p. 232) kāhāra2 palanquin bearers; one of the backward castes amongst the Hindus; one of this caste. fem. কাহারনি । 55)

(p. 240) kunhana act of straining to evacuate one's bowels; act of groaning (esp. when one strains to apply all one's strength). see কোঁথ । 57)

(p. 202) kabya an oblation of food offered to the manes of deceased ancestors.

(p. 234) kāhila thin, lean; weak, feeble; weakened, enfeebled. 2)

(p. 232) kālāntara another or a different time or age; transition from one age to another. 7)

(p. 232) kāhākē (interro.) whom. 53)