(p. 251) kṛpaṇa miserly, niggardly, close-fisted, parsimonious, stingy, illiberal, narrowminded. fem. কৃপণা, কৃপণী । ̃তা n. miserliness, niggardliness, close-fistedness, parsimony, stinginess, narrowmindedness. ̃স্বভাব a. miserly or niggardly by nature; illiberal or narrowminded by nature. fem. কৃপণস্বভাবা 5)

(p. 234) kilakila, kilabila expressing: movement in a swarm (of fish esp. small ones, worms etc.) কিলকিল করা, কিলবিল করা v. to move in a swarm, to swarm; swimming to and fro (of fish) in shoals. 48)

(p. 194) kanakānaṭē a dark-red variety of edible spinach, the golden spinach. 115)

(p. 208) karmī able to work; efficient; employed (in a service or work); hard-working or full of activities (কর্মী পুরুষ); performing great deeds. n. a worker; an employee. 31)

(p. 253) kēẏāmata the Day of (final) Resurrection or Judgement (according to the Islamic faith). 33)

(p. 251) kṛṣāna a peasant; a farm-hand, a farmlabourer. fem. কৃষানি । 14)

(p. 194) kandhara the throat; the neck; the shoulder. 134)

(p. 194) kaṇṭakī thorny; prickly. n. any thorny plant such as dates; a fish with too many (thin) spines or bones. 65)

(p. 262) klība a man divested of manliness; a sexually impotent man; an asexual or neuter human being. a. unmanly; cowardly; sexually impotent; asexual or neuter. ̃ত্ব n. lack of manliness; cowardliness, cowardice; sexual impotency (in man); asexuality. ̃লিঙ্গ n. (gr.) the neuter gender. 56)

(p. 208) kalpaka one who or that which imagines or composes or plans or ascribes. 88)

(p. 226) kāminī a (charming) woman; wife; a variety of sweet-scented flower. ̃কাঞ্চন n. woman and gold; desire for woman and gold, i.e.; wealth. ̃সুলভ a. womanly; effeminate. 36)

(p. 217) kākātuẏā the cockatoo. 21)

(p. 208) karmaprabacanīẏa (gr.) prepositional. 17)

(p. 239) kucēṣṭā a bad or futile attempt; an evil attempt or design. 20)

(p. 243) kurpara the knee; the elbow. a. dependent. 64)