(p. 182) ēkākāra (lit.) same or similar in shape or appearance; mixed up or conglomerated into a confused mass; mixed up confusedly. 4)

(p. 182) ēkākī & adv. alone; unaccompanied; by oneself, single-handed (সে একাকী খাটে). fem. একাকিনী । একাকিত্ব n. loneliness; solitariness. 5)

(p. 182) ēkākṣa one-eyed; (phys.) uniaxial. 6)

(p. 182) ēkākṣara (of words etc.) of one syllable; one-lettered, single-lettered. fem. একাক্ষরা । 7)

(p. 194) kaṇṭakākīrṇa thorny, strewn with thorns or thistles. 62)

(p. 217) kāka the crow. fem. কাকী the female crow. ̃চক্ষু a. as transparent as a crow's eyes, (cp.) crystal-clear. ̃জোত্স্না n. dim or faint moonlight. ̃তন্দ্রা, ̃নিদ্রা n. wary nap or slumber. ̃তাড়ুয়া n. the scarecrow. ̃তালীয় a. (of two or more incidents) coincidental and seemingly related to one another as cause and effect; coincidental; successive but not causally connected. কাকতালীয় ন্যায় post hoc ergo propter hoc (after it, so because of it—a fallacious reasoning). ̃পক্ষ n. a lovelock. ̃পদ n. quotationmarks (' '); a caret (^). ̃পুচ্ছ n. the cuckoo. ̃ফল n. the margosa-tree, the nim. ̃বন্ধ্যা n. a woman who becomes pregnant but once. ̃ভেজা n. & v. getting or to get completely drenched (usu. in rainwater). ˜ভোর n. very early morning. ̃শীর্ষ n. a species of flowertree yielding flowers looking like ducks. ̃স্নান n. brief and careless bath. কাকের ছা বকের ছা extremely bad and illegible handwriting. 17)

(p. 217) kākali, kākalī a low sweet and indistinct murmur or chirping. 18)

(p. 217) kākā younger brother of one's father, an uncle. fem. কাকি the wife of an uncle, an aunt. ̃সংক্রান্ত, ̃বিষয়ক a. avuncular; of an uncle. 20)

(p. 217) kākātuẏā the cockatoo. 21)

(p. 217) kākinī (facet.) the female crow. 22)

(p. 217) kākuti anything uttered in supplication or regret; importunate request or solicitation. কাকুতি-মিনতি n. earnest entreaty, supplication; repeated importunate request or solicitation. কাকুতি-মিনতি করা v. to request or solicit importunately and repeatedly. 24)

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

(p. 217) kākubāda importunate request or solicitation, supplication or humble prayer. 26)

(p. 217) kāku2 voice turned hoarse; supplication; regret; request; solicitation; (rhet.) a figure of speech depending on the tone of voice akin to erotesis; emphasis of tone. 23)

(p. 217) kākūkti anything said in supplication; (rhet.) a figure of speech depending on the tone of voice akin to erotesis. 27)

(p. 217) kākōdara the snake. 28)

(p. 217) kākṣika intrapetiolar. 29)

(p. 436) ḍōmakāka the raven, the rook, the jackdaw. 31)

(p. 485) dān̐ḍ়kāka the raven, the jackdaw, the rook. 109)