(p. 243) kupōṣya one who has to be maintained though reluctantly. n. an undesirable dependant. 2)

(p. 208) kalpa2 one of the principal and most ancient Hindu scriptures forming a part of the Vedic literature (also কল্পসূত্র); one whole day of Brahma (ব্রহ্মা) amounting to 432, years (কল্পান্তে); universal annihilation; a scriptural direction (নবম্যাদি কল্প); a ritual rule or a holy time (কল্পারম্ভ); object, aim (রক্ষাকল্পে); resolution (দৃঢ়কল্প); a side or party (মুখ্যকল্প). ̃তরু, ̃দ্রুম, ̃বৃক্ষ n. a (mythological) wishing-tree; (fig.) an extremely liberal and generous person. ̃লতা n. a paradisiacal creeper. ̃লোক n. a fancied land where everything is good and available, a dreamland, a Utopia, Elysium. কল্পান্ত n. end or termination of one whole day of Brahma (ব্রহ্মা); universal annihilation. কল্পান্তর n. another whole day and night of Brahma (ব্রহ্মা). কল্পান্তস্হায়ী a. everlasting, eternal. কল্পারম্ভ n. beginning or commencement of a day of Brahma (ব্রহ্মা); commencement of a holy tide. 87)

(p. 220) kānēstārā a canister. 79)

(p. 238) kukriẏa given to evil deeds or bad practices; wrong-doing; depraved. কুক্রিয়া n. an evil deed; a bad practice; depravity. কুক্রিয়ান্বিত, কুক্রিয়াসক্ত a. given to evil ways. 15)

(p. 215) kasmin kālē at any time, ever; at no time, never. 10)

(p. 206) karāla having large teeth; rodent; having a frightful appearance; terrible, awful; very high or turbulent (করাল ঢেউ, করাল সমুদ্র); extremely severe and cruel. ̃বদনা a. fem. having a frightful aspect. n. an appellation of Goddess Kali (কালী). masc. a. করালবদন । করালী n. an appellation of Goddess Kali (কালী). 11)

(p. 243) kumira the crocodile; the alligator. কুমিরকুমির খেলা push in the corner. জলে কুমির ডাঙায় বাঘ (fig.) between Scylla and Charybdis, between two great dangers. 25)

(p. 237) kun̐caki the groin. 15)

(p. 206) karuṇā compassion; kindness. ̃নিদান, ̃নিধান, ̃নিধি, ̃নিলয়, ̃ময় a. compassionate; kind. fem. করুণাময়ী । ̃সাগর, ̃সিন্ধু a. & n. one who is an ocean of compassion or kindness. ˜র্দ্র a. compassionate; tender. 17)

(p. 234) kiphāẏata a cut in expenditure; reduction of expenditure; cheapness; profit, gain. 27)

(p. 232) kāstē a sickle, a scythe. 51)

(p. 243) kumbhaka a physio-religious practice of controlling or suspending one's breath. 31)

(p. 239) kuci2 a very small piece or fragment, a chip. 15)

(p. 240) kunda a variety of multi-petalled jasmine; a (turner's) lathe. ̃কার n. a turner. ̃শুভ্র a. as white as a jasmine. 58)

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