(p. 194) kanē a bride; a virgin of marriageable age; a newly-married wife. ̃বউ n. a newly-married wife; a child-wife; the youngest wife of a family. 122)

(p. 232) kālājbara kala-azar. 2)

(p. 256) kōn̐ca2 a wrinkle, a fold. 6)

(p. 262) klēda liquid filth or soil; foul water; any morbid matter secreted from within one's body such as pus, sweat, saliva etc.; humidity, moisture. ক্লেদাক্ত a. besmeared with liquid filth; besmeared with any morbid matter secreted from within one's body; soiled, dirty. 57)

(p. 226) kābuli of Kabul or Afghanistan. n. a native of Kabul or Afghanistan, an Afghan. ̃ওয়ালা n. same as কাবুলি (n.). 5)

(p. 220) kāṭabya (chiefly used as a correl. of কটু) harshness, rudeness. 22)

(p. 259) kōṣā a small water-container (usu. made of copper) shaped like a canoe used in worship by Hindus; a small canoe-shaped boat. কোষাকুষি n. a canoeshaped water container and a small canoe-shaped spoon for taking water from a কোষা । 11)

(p. 228) kāradāni a feat; skill; an ostentatious display of skill; bravado. 19)

(p. 217) kān̐dōkān̐dō about to weep; about to shed tears; tearful. 9)

(p. 194) kañcukī a Brahmin (ব্রাহ্মণ) supervisor of a royal household, (cp.) the Lord of the Bed-chamber; a eunuch guarding a harem; a man in armour; the snake. 7)

(p. 208) karmāntara another work or job; change of work or job. 25)

(p. 237) kun̐ca a very small and red-coloured stony fruit with a black patch on the top, Abrus precalorius; this is used as a measure of weight esp. by jewellers. 13)

(p. 226) kāmātura stricken with desire for sexual gratification or intercourse; love-sick. fem. কামাতুরা । 24)

(p. 232) kālidaha (myth.) the deep river described as the abode of Kaliya (কালিয় or কালীয়) the serpent in the Yamuna. 16)

(p. 262) kramōtkarṣa gradual progress or development, evolution. 19)