(p. 192) kakubha a metre of Vedic poetry; an Indian musical mode; a direction, a side. 15)

(p. 208) kasabā a large and prosperous village with many advantages of a town (cp. township); a suburb.

(p. 228) kāruṇika kind; merciful; compassionate. 33)

(p. 240) kuṭhāra an axe, a hatchet. কুঠারিকা n. a small axe. 21)

(p. 240) kunikā a unit of dry measure of rice, pigeon-pulses etc.; a vessel for measuring this amount. 53)

(p. 208) kalyāṇa welfare, good, benefit; well-being; prosperity; an Indian musical mode. a. happy; doing good, beneficial benefactory; giving prosperity; favourable. কল্যাণী a. & n. fem. of কল্যাণ । কল্যাণীয় a. one (usu. a junior fellow) whose well-being is or should be wished. fem. কল্যাণীয়া । ˜কর, ̃প্রদ a. doing good, beneficial, benefactory; giving prosperity. ̃বর, ̃বরেষু to you or him who deserves (my) good wishes; a form of address in a letter, a younger person deserving affection. fem. কল্যাণীয়াসু । ̃ময় a. beneficent, altruistic; benevolent; benignant, gracious. fem. কল্যাণময়ী । 94)

(p. 243) kurubaka a flower-plant or its flower, the red amaranth. 57)

(p. 234) kinā2, ki nā whether or not, if (সে যাবে কি না ঠিক নেই); a meaningless word, used to emphasize or sweeten one's speech (বুঝলে কিনা). 22)

(p. 261) kauśika made of silk, silken, silk. 8)

(p. 217) kāṅāla poor, indigent; destitute; humbly praying for; meanly hankering after, piteously eager to have (যশের কাঙাল, সন্তানের কাঙাল); wistful (কাঙাল নয়ন); suffering, miserable; earning one's livelihood by begging. n. an indigent man; a humble petitioner; a suffering or miserable man; a begger. fem. কাঙালিনি । ̃পনা n. (usu. dero.) beggary; supplication. কাঙালি same as কাঙাল । কাঙালি বিদায় n. distribution of alms to the poor or beggars. কাঙালি বিদায় করা v. to distribute alms to the poor or beggars. কাঙালি ভোজন n. feeding of the poor or beggars. 32)

(p. 240) kutantra bad advice or counsel; bad policy or measure. 36)

(p. 194) kaṭā-cōkha a brownish eye as of a cat. a. possessing catlike brownish eyes, cat-eyed. 20)

(p. 220) kādambarī1 a name of Goddess Saraswati (সরস্বতী); the female cuckoo; the female parrot. 63)

(p. 206) karāẏatta gripped, grasped; taken firm hold or possession of; brought under one's control or power; usurped; learned thoroughly. 10)

(p. 226) kāmarūpa assuming any shape or form at will; beautiful, handsome, comely. n. a district in Assam. 17)