(p. 256) kōṭanā2 (masc. of কুটনী) a procurer, a pander. ̃গিরি, ̃মি n. the profession of a pander, procuring; act of whispering malicious reports against a person. 30)

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

(p. 215) kasmin kālē at any time, ever; at no time, never. 10)

(p. 202) kabaẏī the walking or climbing fish, the anabas. 5)

(p. 248) kṛtōdbāha married. 54)

(p. 259) kautuhala inquisitiveness, curiosity. ̃জনক a. awakening curiosity, curious. ̃নিবৃত্তি n. satisfaction of curiosity. কৌতুহলী, কৌতুহলাক্রান্ত, কৌতুহলাবিষ্ট a. seized with curiosity; inspiring curiosity; curious. কৌতূহলোদ্দীপক a. that which rouses curiosity, inspiring or rousing curiosity. 25)

(p. 194) kaṇṭakiphala the jack-fruit or its tree. 64)

(p. 243) kumati a wicked or harmful inclination or thought or design; evil design; evil counsel. a. having such inclination or thought or design. 18)

(p. 194) kanakācala (myth.) a mountain of gold or as bright as gold. 113)

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

(p. 208) karmārha suitable for (beginning) a work; serviceable; fit for work. 28)

(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. 228) kārtuja, kārtusa cartridge, cartouche. 39)

(p. 194) kaḍ়iẏāla1 wealthy, opulent, rich. 55)

(p. 253) kaibarta a caste amongst the Hindus (originally they were fishermen and peasants); a member of this caste. 62)