(p. 206) karṇikāra a plant bearing yellow flowers or its flower, the Indian marigold (?). 31)

(p. 220) kāṭāri a large thick and heavy household knife shaped almost like a falchion with a wooden handle; a chopper. 33)

(p. 225) kāpa2 one of a section of the Brahmans (ব্রাহ্মণ); dissimulation, pretence, feigning. a. dissimulating, disguised; pretending, feigning; hypocritical; funny, mirth-provoking. কাপ করা v. to pretend, to feign. 5)

(p. 261) kyān̐cakēn̐cē creaky. 16)

(p. 202) kabutara the pigeon. fem. কবুতরী । 18)

(p. 220) kāntā wife; a lady-love, a mistress. 82)

(p. 220) kāni a rag. 75)

(p. 194) kaḍ়iẏāla2, kaḍ়iẏāli a horse's bit. 56)

(p. 194) kanīẏāna smaller; younger; (loos.) very small, little, puny. fem. কনীয়সী ।. 120)

(p. 253) kēbalā-caitanya, kēbalā-caitana dull-witted. 22)

(p. 243) kuṣṭha leprosy. ̃ঘ্ন a. curing leprosy. ̃ময় a. leprous. কুষ্ঠাশ্রম n. a hospital or asylum for lepers. 98)

(p. 262) kruśa a cross; a cruciform gibbet on which the ancient Romans executed malefactors; the gibbet on which Jesus Christ was crucified, the Cross. ̃বিদ্ধ a. crucified. ক্রূশবিদ্ধ করা v. to crucify. ক্রুশাকার a. cruciform. 36)

(p. 192) kaṃsāri (myth.) the slayer of the notorious king Kamsa (কংস); an appellation of Krishna (ক়ৃষ্ণ). 12)

(p. 234) kirabāni a mode of Indian classical music. 40)

(p. 240) kuni a morbid inward turning of the end of a nail causing pain, a painful ingrowing nail; inflammation of the end of a nail. 52)