(p. 240) kupitā2 a bad father, an unworthy father. 68)

(p. 220) kānuna a law; a regulation; a rule. কালাকানুন a notorious act; a black act. 77)

(p. 228) kārniśa, kārnisa a cornice. 40)

(p. 203) kamanē (dial.) where, whither; in or by which way; how. 8)

(p. 192) kaṃsāri (myth.) the slayer of the notorious king Kamsa (কংস); an appellation of Krishna (ক়ৃষ্ণ). 12)

(p. 248) kuhaka sorcery, witchcraft, black magic; magic; deception, delusion. কুহকী a. skilled in sorcery or magic; magical; deceiving, deluding. n. a sorcerer, a wizard; a magician, a juggler; a deceiver, a deluder. কুহকিনী a. fem. of কুহকী । n. fem. a sorceress, a witch; a female magician or juggler; a woman who deceives or deludes. 15)

(p. 257) kōḍ়ā a whip, a scourge, a lash. 5)

(p. 217) kāca glass; crystal, quartz; pebble, a lens (চশমার কাচ). কাচিক a. glassy, hyaline. 33)

(p. 203) kamaṇḍalu a water-pot used for religious purposes and also by Hindu ascetics. 6)

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

(p. 238) kun̐duli quarrelsome; spiteful. n. fem. a quarrelsome or spiteful woman or girl. masc. কুঁদুলে । 8)

(p. 248) kṛtārtha one who has achieved one's goal, successful; gratified. ̃ম্নন্য a. one who thinks oneself gratified. 48)

(p. 194) kapardī Lord Shiva (ref. to his ringlets). 142)

(p. 232) kāhākē (interro.) whom. 53)

(p. 231) kālanidrā the sleep that never ends, death. 6)