(p. 248) kṛtisbatba patent; copyright. 52)

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

(p. 253) kēnā to buy, to purchase. a. bought, purchased. n. buying, purchase. ̃কাটা n. purchases, marketing, shopping. কেনাকাটা করা v. to make purchases, to shop. কেনা দর cost price. ̃গোলাম a slave. ̃নো v. to cause to buy. ̃-বেচা n. buying and selling; trading; brokery. কেনা-বেচা করা v. to buy and sell; to trade (in); to act as a (professional) broker. 16)

(p. 219) kāchāri a court of justice, a law court; a magistrate's court, a kachhari, a cutcherry; an office; a zamindar's (জমিদারের) or a feudal lord's court and office. 8)

(p. 220) kāturi a tool or knife for paring metalplates, a metal-cutter. 59)

(p. 206) karuṇa pathetic, sad; doleful; compassionate (করুণহৃদয়) করুণ স্বরে adv. in a doleful or piteous or plaintive voice, in a mournful or sorrowful tone. 16)

(p. 243) kulānō to be sufficient for meeting the demand of, to suffice, to be adequate. কুলিয়ে যাওয়া v. to suffice, to be enough or adequate. 78)

(p. 220) kānāca outlying part at the back of a house (esp. where refuse and soil are deposited); the space under the eaves at the back of a house. 71)

(p. 208) karpūra camphor. কর্পূরের আরক spirit of camphor. 12)

(p. 208) kalila dense; mixed, compounded; adulterated. 78)

(p. 226) kāmya desirable; desired (কাম্য ফল); that which should be or is to be performed for realization of one's desire (কাম্য কর্ম). 42)

(p. 206) kartana act of cutting or chopping or trimming or lopping or amputating or shearing etc.; act of severing; act of spinning; refutation (যুক্তি-কর্তন) কর্তন করা v. to cut, to chop, to trim, to lop, to amputate, to shear; to sever; to spin; to refute; to pass or spend. কর্তনী n. any instrument for cutting, chopping, trimming etc.; a pair of scissors. 32)

(p. 204) kaẏēka a small number of, a few, several. 16)

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

(p. 232) kālāntaka causing universal dissolution; bringing about the end of an age; deadly. n. an appellation of Yama (যম), the god of death. 6)