(p. 194) kaṇṭikārī a prickly nightshade used in medicine. 68)

(p. 240) kunāma a bad name; ill fame, notoriety, ill repute. 51)

(p. 262) klība a man divested of manliness; a sexually impotent man; an asexual or neuter human being. a. unmanly; cowardly; sexually impotent; asexual or neuter. ̃ত্ব n. lack of manliness; cowardliness, cowardice; sexual impotency (in man); asexuality. ̃লিঙ্গ n. (gr.) the neuter gender. 56)

(p. 231) kālasadṛśa death-like; deadly. 26)

(p. 194) kaphaṇi, kaphōṇi the elbow. 160)

(p. 228) kārḍa a card. 37)

(p. 232) kālikā a name of goddess Kali (কালী). ̃পূরাণ. n. the scripture that narrates the feats of Kalika (কালিকা). 15)

(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. 248) kusumita in blossom, blossomed, flowered; budded. 9)

(p. 192) kaca2 denoting: a sound like the one made in cutting off or biting off something at one stroke. কচকচ int. denoting: the sound of hashing or munching or crunching repeatedly. কচকচ করা v. to give out a munching or crunching sound repeatedly (as on biting an unripe fruit); to grumble; to scold frequently or repeatedly without rhyme or reason; to indulge in intolerably long and dull arguments or talk, to prattle. কচকচানি n. act of hashing or munching or crunching repeatedly; act of grumbling, grumble; act of scolding repeatedly or frequently without rhyme or reason; intolerably long and dull argument or talk, prattle. কচকচি n. quarrel; wrangling; peevishness; unnecessary and inconsequential wrangling (তত্ত্বের কচকচি). কচকচে a. (of unripe fruits) giving out a munching sound when eaten; given to scolding repeatedly or frequently without rhyme or reason; indulging in long dull arguments or talk, prattling. 29)

(p. 208) karmakāra a blacksmith, an ironsmith; (rare) an ironmonger. 15)

(p. 248) kṛtāhnika one who has performed one's daily religious services or prayer. 49)

(p. 202) kabala gape; gulp; act of gurgling or rinsing the mouth; forceful occupation; seizure; grip. 9)

(p. 239) kucandana red sandal. 6)

(p. 248) kṛtānta a name of Yama (যম) the Hindu God of death. 44)