(p. 194) kaṇṭhā the clavicle, the collarbone. 70)

(p. 206) karāẏatta gripped, grasped; taken firm hold or possession of; brought under one's control or power; usurped; learned thoroughly. 10)

(p. 259) kōṣāgāra a treasury. 12)

(p. 261) kyāṅāru the kangaroo. 21)

(p. 226) kāmāna a great gun, a cannon. কামান ছোড়া, কামান দাগা v. to fire a cannon, to bombard with a cannon. কামান দেগে আক্রমণ করা বা চূর্ণবিচূর্ণ করা v. to cannonade. কামানগর্জন n. the roar or report of a cannon. কামানগোলা n. a cannon-ball. 25)

(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. 208) kaliṅga Orissa including the Dravidian region on its south. 75)

(p. 208) kalālāpa2 a discussion about fine arts. 70)

(p. 194) katthaka an Indian classical dance form. 85)

(p. 248) kṛtāhnika one who has performed one's daily religious services or prayer. 49)

(p. 228) kārmuka a bow. কার্মুকী n. an archer. 46)

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

(p. 208) kalasa, kalasi a pitcher made of earth or metal. কলসাকার a. urceolate, pitchershaped. 60)

(p. 220) kāṇḍakāṇḍajñāna power of discriminating between good and bad or between propriety and impropriety. 47)

(p. 239) kucāgra a nipple, a pap, a teat. 12)