(p. 231) kālanēmi the name of the maternal uncle of Ravana (রাবণ) of the Ramayana. কালনেমি মামা (fig.) a venerable man who is an abettor in wicked deeds, a Devil's counsel. কালনেমির লঙ্কাভাগ (fig.) to count the chickens before they are hatched, to build castles in the air. 7)

(p. 262) kramōnnata gradually higher; inclining or sloping upwards; gradually increasing or developing or evolving. ক্রমোন্নতি n. gradual rise; upwards inclination or slope, acclivity; gradual increase or development; evolution. ক্রমোন্নতিশীল a. developing or evolving gradually; progressing; progressive. 20)

(p. 194) kadākāra unshapely, ungainly, uglylooking; deformed. 104)

(p. 234) kiśalaẏa a green and tender leaf of a tree; a young shoot with such leaves. 52)

(p. 243) kumbhaśālā, kumbhaśāla a potter's or claymodeller's workshop; a pottery. 36)

(p. 192) kacalākacali act of wringing or squeezing repeatedly; act of rubbing; act of higgling (অনেক কচলাকচলির পর দাম কমাল). কচলাকচলি করা v. to wring or squeeze repeatedly; to rub; to higgle. 33)

(p. 243) kuru a mythological king of India; his descendants or line; a mythological kingdom (কুরুবর্ষ, কুরুদেশ). 54)

(p. 243) kumbhakarṇa the monstrous second brother of Ravana (রাবণ) as described in the Ramayana (he used to keep awake only for a day after sleeping for six months at a stretch); (hence—fig.) a man who sleeps overmuch. 32)

(p. 204) kaṅka, kaḍ়ṅka a small portable waterpot used for holy purposes and by ascetics; a beggar's bowl; a coconut-shell or a fragment of it esp. when used as a pot; a pot, a vessel, a box; the skull. 27)

(p. 226) kāmātura stricken with desire for sexual gratification or intercourse; love-sick. fem. কামাতুরা । 24)

(p. 194) kaphi coffee. 162)

(p. 234) kitā a piece (এক কিতা জমি বা কাগজ); a volume (এক কিতা বই); a bundle (এক কিতা নোট); a packet; a lot (এক কিতা মাল); (now rare) manner, custom (মুসলমানি কিতা); fashion, etiquette. 21)

(p. 256) kōṭā2 to strike (against), to dash (against) (দেওয়ালে মাথা কোটা).

(p. 192) ki1 where. int. denoting: disappointment, dejection, denial, amazement, cordiality etc. 3)

(p. 217) kākātuẏā the cockatoo. 21)