(p. 206) karkaṭi, karkaṭī a kitchen vegetable akin to cucumber, its plant. 24)

(p. 243) kubēra the Hindu god of wealth (cp. Pluto, Mammon). ̃পুরী n. the abode or city of Kuvera (কুবের) which is full of wealth and pomp and grandeur. ̃সদৃশ, ̃তুল্য a. as rich as Kuvera (কুবের); extremely wealthy, very rich. 12)

(p. 261) kaulika pertaining to a family or a clan or lineage, lineal; ancestral, hereditary; in accordance with the tradition and usage peculiar to a family or line. n. a weaver by caste. 5)

(p. 253) kēẏāra care. কেয়ার করা v. to care. কেয়ারে adv. in or under the care of. 34)

(p. 204) karaṇika an office-clerk, a clerk. 30)

(p. 228) kāruṇika kind; merciful; compassionate. 33)

(p. 248) kusumita in blossom, blossomed, flowered; budded. 9)

(p. 228) kālacē blackish; darkish. 68)

(p. 208) kalamba an arrow; a variety of flower or its tree; a stalk of spinach. ̃পত্রাকার a. hastate; triangular like the head of a spear. 59)

(p. 220) kātarōkti an expression of pain or sorrow, a doleful utterance; supplication. 52)

(p. 194) kaṭā2 brownish; having a white complexion with a tinge of red; tawny; (usu. dero.) fair-complexioned. 18)

(p. 208) kaṣi a straight line drawn with a pen or pencil; a punctuation mark used in Bengali in place of a full stop; the part of the loincloth which is tied round the waist; a tender stone of green mango. 108)

(p. 243) kumantrī one who gives bad or wicked counsel, a bad or wicked counsel, a bad or wicked counsellor or minister; a wicked-natured counsellor or minister. 20)

(p. 238) kukhādya uneatable or forbidden food; food that is not fit for human consumption. 18)

(p. 220) kāṭā-ghā wound or injury caused by a cut. 30)