(p. 216) kān̐ṭāli kalā, kān̐ṭhāli kalā a superior variety of plantain. 16)

(p. 256) kōca a caste amongst Hindus (originally they were fishermen); a member of this caste; an aboriginal tribe of Cochbehar; one of this tribe. 23)

(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. 208) kaśānō to whip, to slash, to flog; to beat. আচ্ছা দু ঘা কশানো to give a sound thrashing or drubbing, to drub. 99)

(p. 203) kampa, kampana tremor, quake, shiver, tremble, shudder; ague; quiver; throb, vibration. কম্প হওয়া v. to be stricken with tremor, to quake; to shiver, to tremble, to shudder; to be stricken with ague; to throb. কম্পক n. vibrator. কম্পজ্বর n. a fever marked by shivering; an ague; malaria. কম্পমান a. quaking; shivering, trembling, tremulous, shuddering; stricken with ague; quivering; throbbing; vibrating.

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

(p. 208) karmānuṣṭhāna performance of a work or ceremony. কর্মানুষ্ঠান করা v. to perform a work or ceremony. 23)

(p. 192) kaṅkaṇa a bangle for the wrist, a bracelet. 23)

(p. 251) kējō efficient; active; useful, serviceable. 38)

(p. 208) karmadhāraẏa (gr.) a system of forming a compound word with an adjective and a noun. 16)

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

(p. 262) krujāra a cruiser. 34)

(p. 220) kānē kānē (talking) in whispers, in one's ear; (saying a word) in private or privately. 78)

(p. 253) kērala Kerala, a south-Indian state; an inhabitant of Kerala (কেরল). 37)

(p. 194) kapittha a shelled fruit with sour pulp akin to the wood-apple; its tree. 152)