(p. 234) kimākāra (lit.) of what shape or form; (used as a correlative of কিম্ভূত) of ugly or hereto unseen shape or form. 30)

(p. 253) kaindrika central; centric. 60)

(p. 232) kālōẏāta a man proficient in Indian classical music. কালোয়াতি n. proficiency in the Indian classical music; (sarcas.) act of parading one's superior knowledge or skill in classical music. কালোয়াতি করা v. (sarcas.) to parade one's superior knowledge or skill in anything. কালোয়াতি a. pertaining to Indian classical music or musicians. 35)

(p. 234) kiṣkindhyā, kiṣkindhā the land of the monkeys as described in the Ramayana. 54)

(p. 204) karaṇīẏa that which can be or is to be done; practicable; worthy; fit for matrimonial alliance (করণীয় ঘর). 32)

(p. 248) kūrmī of কূর্ম । 33)

(p. 259) kauntēẏa a son of Kunti (কুন্তী) of the Mahabharata. 26)

(p. 231) kālā1 deaf; hard of hearing. 31)

(p. 253) kailāsabāsinī one who resides on the Kailasa mountain. n. fem. an appellation of the Goddess Durga (দুর্গা) 65)

(p. 262) kruddha angry; angered; enraged; wrathful; indignant. fem. ক্রুদ্ধা । ̃দৃষ্টি n. an angry look. a. with an angry look, looking angrily. 35)

(p. 231) kālanidrā the sleep that never ends, death. 6)

(p. 240) kuputra a bad or wicked or disobedient son, an unworthy son. 69)

(p. 238) kukṣaṇa an inauspicious point of time, an evil hour, a bad or unfortunate moment. 16)

(p. 192) kakēśīẏa Caucasian. n. a Caucasian. 16)

(p. 208) kalpa1 almost, resembling (মৃতকল্প). 86)