(p. 225) kābāba roasted meat. 22)

(p. 225) kāpālika an ascetic worshipping the cult of Kali or Shiva using the human skull for drinking and sitting on human skulls. 9)

(p. 204) karabha the young of an elephant; the camel or its young; the mule. fem. করভী ।

(p. 194) kañcuka, kañcu armour, a coat of mail; a modesty vest, bodice, brassiere; a slough or cast skin of a snake. 6)

(p. 238) kukṣi the pit of the belly or abdomen; the womb; a cave; the interior. ̃গত a. entered into the belly; lying in the belly or the womb or a cave; lying inside, interior; (fig.) completely seized or appropriated, under absolute control. 17)

(p. 234) kirīṭa a crown, a coronet, a diadem. কিরীটী a. wearing a crown or diadem, coroneted; crested. n. an appellation of Arjuna (অর্জুন) of the Mahabharata. fem. a. কিরীটিনী । 44)

(p. 194) kaphaniḥsāraka (an) expectorant. 161)

(p. 215) kāi glue; paste; starch. কাই কাই a. gluey; pasty; starchy. 17)

(p. 206) karāghāta a blow with the palm or hand, a slap, a cuff. করাঘাত করা v. to strike with the palm or hand, to slap, to cuff. 6)

(p. 261) kyānakēnē (of voice) thin and effeminate. 22)

(p. 253) kēbalātmā pure-souled. n. God. 23)

(p. 253) kēdārā2 an Indian musical mode. 14)

(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. 243) kumātā a bad or unworthy mother; a mother lacking in affection. 21)

(p. 194) kaṭūkti a bitter or acrimonious or sharp remark. 27)