(p. 226) kāmija a loose-fitting shirt. 34)

(p. 248) kūrmābatāra the second of the ten incarnations of Vishnu (বিষ্ণু) assuming the form of a tortoise. 32)

(p. 216) kān̐cāhaluda undried turmeric. 7)

(p. 194) kaṭakabālā a deed of conditional sale; a mortgage deed. 14)

(p. 215) kahi (obs. & poet) says, say. কহই না পারে cannot say. 12)

(p. 232) kāliẏā1 a rich curry usu. of fish or meat. 23)

(p. 240) kupita enraged, angered; angry; provoked; (med.) increased, developed, aggravated. কুপিত বায়ু (med.) flatulence, flatulency. 66)

(p. 225) kābā a kind of a very long and loosefitting shirt; a quadrangular mosque in Mecca where Muslim Haj pilgrims gather to say their prayers before the holy Black Stone. 20)

(p. 217) kāgābagā destitute, wretched, abandoned; inconsistent, haphazard. n. such a person or thing. 31)

(p. 243) kuẏō a draw-well, a well. কুয়োর ব্যাং a frog that lives in a well and seldom comes out of it; (fig.) a narrow-minded person with limited knowledge; (fig.) a person of limited vision; (fig.) a homekeeping person. 43)

(p. 232) kālijhuli soot, smut. 17)

(p. 194) kaḍ়ikapālē lucky in making money, fortunate. 52)

(p. 253) kēẏā2 how fine, excellent (কেয়া মজা). 30)

(p. 251) kṛpāṇa a sword; a scimitar; a dagger. ̃পাণি a. holding a sword or a scimitar or a dagger in one's hand. 7)

(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)