(p. 2) akātara (in suffering, danger etc.) unperturbed, undistressed; unflinching; patient, calm; (in toil, fighting etc.) untiring; (of gift, charity etc.) ungrudging, bountiful. অকাতরে adv. unperturbedly; feeling no distress, unflinchingly; patiently, calmly; soundly, deeply (অকাতরে ঘুমানো); untiringly; ungrudgingly; bountifully. 34)

(p. 78) alakātilaka, alakātilakā painting on one's face with sandal-paste. 20)

(p. 126) ālakātarā tar, pitch, coal-tar. 24)

(p. 182) ēkāttara seventy-one. 12)

(p. 182) ēkātma having one and the same soul; inseparably united, closely inti nate. 13)

(p. 182) ēkātmatā (of more than one person) state of having but one and the same soul; inseparable unity; close intimacy and agreement. 14)

(p. 182) ēkātmabāda (phil. there is nothing but God-this Vedantic doctrine, pantheism, monism. একাত্মবাদী a. monistic. n. a monist. 15)

(p. 182) ēkātmā (of two or more persons) having but one and the same soul; inseparably united; having close intimacy and agreement. 16)

(p. 217) kākātuẏā the cockatoo. 21)

(p. 220) kāta side (কোন কাতে). a. slanted or slanting; titled or tilting; laid or lying on one side; knocked to the ground, floored, defeated, taken aback, fatigued; bedridden (এক চড়ে কাত, ভয়ে কাত, খাটুনির চোটে কাত, রোগে কাত). কাত করা v. to slant; to tilt; to lean; to lay or turn on one side; to knock to the ground, to floor; to defeat, to cause to be taken aback, to fatigue, to put to bed. কাত হওয়া v. to slant; to tilt; to lean; to lie or turn on one side; to be thrown to the ground, to be floored, to be vanquished, to be taken aback, to be fatigued, to be bedridden. 48)

(p. 220) kātara distressed, afflicted; aggrieved, stricken with grief, sorrowful; intent, extremely solicitous (কাতর প্রাণের ডাক); grudging, reluctant (ব্যয়কাতর, পরিশ্রম করতে কাতর). ̃কণ্ঠ n. a sad voice, a plaintive tone. a. speaking in a doleful voice. ̃তা n. distress, affliction; aggrieved state; solicitude; rancour; reluctance. ̃হৃদয় n. an afflicted or aggrieved heart; an extremely sensitive or feeling heart. a. having such a heart. ̃স্বর same as কাতরকণ্ঠ । 49)

(p. 220) kātarāni groaning or moaning; groan or moan; fidgeting; fidget. 50)

(p. 220) kātarānō to groan; to moan; to fidget. 51)

(p. 220) kātarōkti an expression of pain or sorrow, a doleful utterance; supplication. 52)

(p. 220) kātalā a variety of fresh-water flat fish, Catla buchamani; (sacras.) an extremely wealthy or influential or important man. 53)

(p. 220) kātā coir. 54)

(p. 220) kātāna a large knife or bill-hook (esp. for cutting metal-plates), a shearing tool. 55)

(p. 220) kātāra a large crowd (কাতারে কাতারে লোক); a long row or line or file (কাতার দিয়ে দাঁড়ানো). 56)

(p. 220) kāti a knife or saw for cutting conchs and shells, a conch-cutter, a shell-cutter. 57)

(p. 220) kātukutu tickling (with the hand esp. in the arm-pit); titillation. কাতুকুতু দেওয়া v. to tickle; to titillate. 58)

(p. 220) kāturi a tool or knife for paring metalplates, a metal-cutter. 59)

(p. 220) kātyāẏanī a name of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা). 60)

(p. 261) kkātha decoction. ক্কাথ করা v. to decoct. 13)

(p. 433) ḍākāta a ganster, a dacoit, a robber, a brigand, a bandit. ডাকাত পড়া v. to be raided by dacoits or brigands. ডাকাতি n. banditry, brigandage, robbery. ডাকাতি করা v. to commit a dacoity or robbery. ডাকাতে a. of dacoits; relating to dacoity. ডাকাতে কালী Goddess Kali (কালী) as worshipped by dacoits. 14)

(p. 618) paraśrīkātara mortified at another's good or prosperity, pained at another's good fortune or weal, envious. fem. পরশ্রীকাতরা । ̃তা n. envy. 8)