(p. 194) kathaka a professional narrator of scriptural and mythological stories (usu. কথকঠাকুর); a speaker. ̃তা n. professional practice of narrating scriptural and mythological stories. 86)

(p. 225) kāpē-kāpē to a nicety; exactly; to a T. 13)

(p. 253) kailāsabāsinī one who resides on the Kailasa mountain. n. fem. an appellation of the Goddess Durga (দুর্গা) 65)

(p. 248) kuhēlikā, kuhēli, kuhēlī fog, mist. কুহেলীকাময়, কুহেলিকাচ্ছন্ন a. foggy, misty, enveloped in fog or mist; (fig.) mysterious, obscure, dark. 23)

(p. 238) kuṅkuma saffron; the safflower. 23)

(p. 240) kunikā a unit of dry measure of rice, pigeon-pulses etc.; a vessel for measuring this amount. 53)

(p. 234) kimpuruṣa a Kinnar (কিন্নর); (myth.) a province of ancient India or a country in the neighbourhood of India. 32)

(p. 192) kacchaṭi the part of the loincloth which the wearer tucks behind him between his legs; loincloth as tucked up by the wearer; loincloth worn as a suspensor as by Indian ascetics and wrestlers. 44)

(p. 243) kurniśa, kuraniśa (Mus.) a mode of salutation in accordance with official etiquette. কুর্নিশ করা v. to salute. 63)

(p. 194) kaṇṭakīphala alt. spell. of কণ্টকিফল । 66)

(p. 259) kaumārya bachelorhood or virginity; celibacy. 30)

(p. 228) kāra4 used as a sfx. indicating: a doer, a maker, a performer, an author, an artist, an artisan etc. (কুম্ভকার, সূপকার, গ্রন্হকার, রূপকার, স্বর্ণকার); utterance (জয়জয়কার, ধিক্কার); an act (নমস্কার, বহিস্কার) any of the post-consonantal symbols (আ-কার, এ-কার); indicative of the genitive case (অদ্যকার, বত্সরকার). 7)

(p. 251) kṛpāṇa a sword; a scimitar; a dagger. ̃পাণি a. holding a sword or a scimitar or a dagger in one's hand. 7)

(p. 261) kyālēnaḍāra, kyālēnḍāra a calendar, a chart showing days, weeks and months of the year. 27)

(p. 220) kātarōkti an expression of pain or sorrow, a doleful utterance; supplication. 52)