(p. 194) kaḍ় an iron ring for the wrist to be worn by married women, a lac-bracelet. 36)

(p. 194) kaṇṭikārī a prickly nightshade used in medicine. 68)

(p. 248) kusantāna a bad or wicked child; an unworthy son or daughter. 4)

(p. 206) karja debt, loan. কর্জ করা v. to borrow. কর্জ দেওয়া v. to lend. ̃পত্র n. a bond, a promissory note. ̃শোধ n. repayment of debt. 27)

(p. 261) kkaṇa the jingling sound of a stringed musical instrument when played on or of metals (esp. metal ornaments) clashing together. ক্কণন n. act of making this sound; jingle; jingling. ক্কণিত a. jingled; jingling. ক্কণিত করা v. to jingle. 12)

(p. 220) kājalā1 as black as collyrium. 2)

(p. 194) kathañcana, kathañcit somehow; (loos.) somewhat. a. (pop.) a small amount of. 87)

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

(p. 262) krakaca a saw. 3)

(p. 256) kōn̐kaḍ়ā curled, curling, curly, wavy. 5)

(p. 243) kubindu (geog. & astr.) the nadir. 10)

(p. 208) kalu an oil-man (esp. by caste). fem. কলুনি । কলুর বলদ (fig.) a person who blindly and mechanically drudges and undergoes extreme hardships for others but without any profit for himself. 79)

(p. 194) kanakāñjali a ceremonial gift of gold made at wedding or just before the immersion of an idol. 114)

(p. 261) kaurma of the tortoise. n. the name of the Purana narrating the history of the second incarnation of Vishnu (বিষ্ণু) in the shape of a tortoise (কূর্ম) 3)

(p. 192) kaṅkapatra an arrow, a dart, a shaft. 25)