(p. 2) akṣauhiṇī a division of army in ancient India, comprising 1935 foot-soldiers, 6561 cavalrymen, 2187 fighters on elephant-back and 2187 charioteers. 104)

(p. 9) aṅkuśa an iron goad used in driving an elephant; any iron rod for striking with; a hook with a long handle. 12)

(p. 9) aṅkuśagraha an elephant-driver. 13)

(p. 126) ālāna a pillar or post to which an elephant is tethered; a peg or stake to which domestic animals are tethered. 54)

(p. 133) āsōẏāra, āsōbāra mounted on an elephant, horse etc. n. one who is thus mounted, a rider. 15)

(p. 133) āstara2, āstaraṇa bed; a bedcover, a coverlet; a bedsheet; a carpet or any similar article (esp. to sit upon); an ornamental cloth placed on the back of an elephant for the rider to sit upon. আস্তর মেঘ stratus. 18)

(p. 133) āstābala a stable (for horses, elephants etc.). 20)

(p. 138) iranmada the flash of lightning; a natural fire rising out of the sea, sea-fire; the elephant. 46)

(p. 142) īṣikā, īṣīkā an eyeball of an elephant; a painter's brush; a tall species of grass of which mats are made. 6)

(p. 187) airābata (myth.) an elephant on which Indra (ইন্দ্র) rides. 22)

(p. 203) kamalēkāminī a female deity, described as sitting on a lotus floating in the sea and gorging and disgorging an elephant continuously. 19)

(p. 204) karabha the young of an elephant; the camel or its young; the mule. fem. করভী ।

(p. 206) karī the elephant. fem. করিণী । করিকর n. the proboscis of an elephant, a trunk. করিকুম্ভ n. the frontal globe or sinus of an elephant. করিদন্ত n. the tooth of an elephant, a tusk; ivory. করিশাবক n. a calf of an elephant. করিশুণ্ড same as করিকর । 14)

(p. 206) karēṇu the elephant. fem. করেণু, করেণুকা । 19)

(p. 204) kara3 the hand; the trunk of an elephant. ̃কণ্টক n. a finger-nail. ̃কণ্ডূয়ন n. itching of the palm; intense or burning desire to do something. ̃কবলিত a. held or seized firmly with the hand, grasped; (fig.) occupied or taken possession of or brought under control esp. by force (and usu. unlawfully). ̃কমল n. a hand conceived as a lotus; a hand as beautiful as a lotus. ̃কোষ্ঠী n. lines of the palm from which fortune is told; the readings of a palmist. ̃কোষ্ঠী বিদ্যা n. palmistry. ̃গ্রহ, ̃গ্রহণ n. act of wedding (by a bridegroom), marriage. ̃গ্রাহ, ̃গ্রাহক a. mas. marrying (a girl). n. a husband. ̃জোড়ে adv. with folded hands (indicating submission and humility). ̃তল n. the palm of a hand; (fig.) full control or possession, easy reach. ̃তলগত a. (lit.) lying or held in the palm; taken firm hold of; taken complete possession of; brought or kept under full control or easy reach; thoroughly mastered over or learned; conquered or dominated or subjugated. ̃তলধৃত a. held in one's palm or palms. ̃তলন্যস্ত a. placed or put or lying in one's palm. ̃তলস্হ a. grasped, lying in the palm; of the palm. ̃তলাকার a. palmate. ̃তাল n. (usu. in pl.) a cymbal. ̃তালি n. clapping of the hands. ̃তালি দেওয়া v. to clap hands. ̃ধৃত a. held in or seized with the hand or hands. ̃ন্যাস n. a typical system of gesticulation with fingers at the time of prayer. ̃পদ্ম n. a hand conceived as a lily; a hand as beautiful as a lily. ̃পল্লব n. a hand as delicate and beautiful as a young twig. ̃পীড়ন same as করগ্রহণ । ̃পুট n. palms joined to form a cup. ̃পুটে adv. in or with cupped hands. ̃ভূষণ n. a bracelet, a wristlet; a bangle. ̃মর্দন n. handshake. ̃মর্দন করা v. to shake hands. ̃মুক্ত a. released from grasp or grip. ̃স্পর্শ n. a touch of or with the hand. 21)

(p. 208) kalabha a young elephant. 52)

(p. 240) kuñjara the elephant; (as a sfx.) the best one (নরকুঞ্জর = the best of men,). fem. কুঞ্জরা, কুঞ্জরী । 2)

(p. 240) kunaki a female elephant tamed and trained by elephant-catchers to allure wild elephants into the trap. 49)

(p. 243) kumbha a pitcher; a roundish pot; the frontal globe at the side of an elephant's head; (astrol.) the Aquarius. 30)

(p. 285) khēdā an enclosure for catching wild elephants, a kheda, a keddah. 27)

(p. 291) gajānana a person who has on his shoulders an elephant's head instead of his own; an appellation of Ganesha (গণেশ).

(p. 293) gajānīka a warrior mounted on an elephant. 2)

(p. 293) gajāri an enemy of the elephant; the lion. 4)

(p. 293) gajārōhī mounted on an elephant. n. a man or soldier mounted on an elephant. fem. গজারোহিণী । 5)

(p. 293) gajēndra a leader of a herd of wild elephants; the best elephant; a superb elephant. ̃গমন n. majestic or stately gait (of a well-built person) resembling that of an elephant. a. moving majestically like an elephant. fem. ̃গমনা, ̃গামিনী । 7)