(p. 202) kabalita, kabalīkṛta taken into the mouth; gulped, swallowed, eaten; forcefully occupied; seized; gripped; possessed. 11)

(p. 194) kabaja2 a charm, a spell; an amulet, a trinket, a talisman.

(p. 215) kān̐kalāsa the chameleon; (fig.) a person who is reduced to skeleton, a very lean person, one who is only skin and bone. 34)

(p. 256) kōn̐cā the plaited end of the loincloth tucked at the front of the wearer. কোঁচা দুলিয়ে বেড়ানো to pass time idly shunning responsibility; to indulge in ludicrous foppishness. বাইরে কোঁচার পত্তন ভিতরে ছুঁচোর কেত্তন the ludicrous attempt of dressing oneself elegantly when one has no means of obtaining one's livelihood; a tawdry outside is the badge of poverty. 10)

(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. 231) kālabuda a boot-last, a boot-tree; a culvert; a mould for constructing an arch, an arch. 15)

(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. 240) kutūhala inquisitiveness, curiosity; delight, pleasure; sport. কুতূহলী a. inquisitive, curious; delighted; sportive. কুতূহলে adv. (poet.) delightedly; sportively; owing to delight. 40)

(p. 232) kāśi cough; expectoration of mucus by coughing. 40)

(p. 202) kabandha a headless or truncated body; a headless or truncated goblin; the ascending node, the descending node; a comet. 4)

(p. 217) kākutsha, kākutshya a descendant of King Kakootstha (ককুত্স্হ) or Puranjaya (পুরঞ্জয়). a. descending from Kakootstha or Puranjaya. 25)

(p. 208) kaṣa a kind of astringent juice of some plants (কলার কষ); stain caused by this juice (কষ লাগা); tannin; touchstone. 102)

(p. 228) kālaciṭē, kālaciṭā black or dark stain. 65)

(p. 206) kartita cut, chopped, trimmed, lopped, amputated, shorn, severed; spun; refuted. 36)

(p. 239) kucānō to cut into minute pieces, to chop fine. a. cut into minute pieces, chopped fine, minced. 13)