(p. 243) kumbhakāra a potter; a person who makes clay pots by hand. 33)

(p. 240) kudhārā a bad custom, an unwholesome tradition. 48)

(p. 240) kuta toll. ̃ঘর n. a toll-house on a waterway. ̃ঘাট, ̃ঘাটা n. a toll station on a waterway. 35)

(p. 226) kāẏadā artistic workmanship, artistry; an artifice, a trick; a contrivance, a device; a style or fashion; a means, a mode, a manner; skill; demeanour, deportment, manners (আদবকায়দা); control (কায়দায় পাওয়া). 44)

(p. 234) kirica a kris, a falchion. 43)

(p. 192) ka3 added to না, নাই, নি etc. to make them sound sweet. 2)

(p. 243) kulāṅgāra one who tarnishes the good name of one's family, a black sheep of a family. 75)

(p. 219) kājakarma activities; occupations. 13)

(p. 226) kāmākṣī an appellation of Goddess Kamakhya (কামাখ্যা) so called because of her beautiful eyes. 21)

(p. 192) kakṣāntara another room. 19)

(p. 232) kāliẏā2 (poet.) Lord Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). 24)

(p. 194) kaṭās denoting: the sound of biting off or cutting off (esp. suddenly) a portion of a hard thing at one stroke; a snapping sound; an imaginary sound made by an ant when it pricks. কটাস্ কটাস্ int. denoting: repetition of any of these sounds. 22)

(p. 262) kramēla, kramēlaka the camel. 17)

(p. 257) kōḍ়ā a whip, a scourge, a lash. 5)

(p. 248) kṛtōpakāra one who benefits, benevolent; benefited. 55)