(p. 243) kuraṅga, kuraṅgaka, kuraṅgama the male deer, the stag, the buck. fem. কুরঙ্গী, (inc.) কুরঙ্গিনী the female deer, the hind, the doe. কুরঙ্গীনয়না a. fem. having fine eyes like a deer's. 44)

(p. 243) kumakuma a ball filled with red powder and scented water for sprinkling; a red paste made from saffron juice used by women as a cosmetic. 16)

(p. 194) kaḍ়ā2 a coin of smallest value (usu. denominated by cowries or small conch-shells), a cowrie, এক কড়া (to the) smallest amount or degree; an iota. ̃কিয়া n. a table for counting cowries from 1 to 1. ̃ক্রান্তি see ক্রান্তি । কড়ায় গণ্ডায় adv. to the last farthing; completely, thoroughly. 44)

(p. 240) kudarata glory (আল্লার কুদরত); a creditable performance, a feat; bravado; power, strength, skill. কুদরতি a. glorious; creditable; powerful, skilful. 42)

(p. 208) kartṛkāraka (gr.) the nominative case. 3)

(p. 194) kanīnikā the apple of the eye, the pupil. 119)

(p. 243) kupya any of the base metals. 3)

(p. 203) kabyabāha fire believed to carry the food offered to deceased ancestors. 2)

(p. 253) kētādurasta, kētādōrasta fashionable; one who is conversant with and observes rules of etiquette and fashion. 9)

(p. 239) kucandana red sandal. 6)

(p. 228) kālakabala the jaws of death. কালকবলিত a. (lit.) taken or seized by death; dead. কালকবলিত হওয়া v. (lit.) to be taken away or seized by death; to die. 54)

(p. 206) karalā a variety of kitchen vegetable having a bitter taste, the larger variety of bitter gourd. 3)

(p. 228) kārakuna a steward or caretaker of a landed estate. 10)

(p. 259) kauntēẏa a son of Kunti (কুন্তী) of the Mahabharata. 26)

(p. 243) kuraba an ugly or harsh voice or sound; a disgraceful report, a scandal; obscene language or words. a. having an ugly or harsh voice or sound. 47)