(p. 194) kañculikā, kañculī bodice, brassiere, a modesty vest. 9)

(p. 219) kāchā1 a piece of new and unbleached cloth worn round the neck by a Hindu mourning the loss of any of his parents or a similar person. 4)

(p. 208) karmēndriẏa any of the organs to work with (such as hands, legs, tongue etc.). 32)

(p. 194) kabaca an armour, a coat of mail; a metrical form of words believed to possess occult power, a spell, a charm; an amulet, a trinket, a talisman. কবচ করা v. to protect or guard with a spell; to give an amulet for protection. কবচ ধারণ করা v. to wear an amulet for protection. ̃ধারী a. wearing a coat of mail, armour-clad; wearing an amulet. 164)

(p. 243) kurniśa, kuraniśa (Mus.) a mode of salutation in accordance with official etiquette. কুর্নিশ করা v. to salute. 63)

(p. 253) kēmabrika cambric, a kind of white cotton fabric. 27)

(p. 256) kōn̐cabaka the little heron. 9)

(p. 239) kuñcana curling; shrinking; wrinkling, shrivelling, wizening; contraction; curving, curvature; a curl; shrinkage; a wrinkling; a curve. 27)

(p. 256) kōṭanā2 (masc. of কুটনী) a procurer, a pander. ̃গিরি, ̃মি n. the profession of a pander, procuring; act of whispering malicious reports against a person. 30)

(p. 238) kugraha (astrol.) an unfavourable star, an evil star; (fig.) an object of trouble, a pest, a plague. 22)

(p. 194) kabaja1 a receipt (esp. for the rent paid); a note of hand, a bond. 167)

(p. 262) krabya meat. ক্রব্যাদ n. a cannibal; a carnivore. 8)

(p. 251) kṛṣaka a peasant, a husbandman, ploughman, a cultivator, a farmer. ̃ সম্প্রদায় n. the peasantry. 13)

(p. 203) kamalā2 an orange (also কমলালেবু). 12)

(p. 248) kṛtajña grateful, obliged, thankful. ̃চিত্তে adv. with a grateful or thankful heart; with feelings of gratitude. ̃তা n. gratitude, thankfulness. 41)