(p. 228) kāraṇībhūta one who or that which has become the cause of; causing; supposed to be or appeared as the cause of. 17)

(p. 204) kampita trembling, tremulous; shivering, shuddering; throbbing; quivering; stricken with ague. কম্পিত স্বরে, কম্পিত কণ্ঠে adv. in a trembling voice. কম্পিত হওয়া v. to tremble; to shiver; to shudder; to throb; to quiver; to vibrate. 6)

(p. 234) kimiti, kimiẏā chemistry; alchemy. 31)

(p. 251) kēkara squint-eyed. 35)

(p. 248) kusuma-kusuma lukewarm, tepid. কুসম-কুসম গরম করা to make lukewarm or tepid, to take the chill off. 5)

(p. 194) kaṭāla spring tide; flood-tide. ভরাকটাল n. spring tide; flood-tide. মরাকটাল n. neap tide; ebb-tide. 21)

(p. 202) kabahu kabahu (poet.) at any time; ever. 12)

(p. 262) krauñca a species of the heron or the curlew, the stork. fem. কৌঞ্চী । ̃মিথুন n. pl. a couple or pair (one male and one female) of this bird. 47)

(p. 204) kampāṅka frequency of vibration. 3)

(p. 208) kaṣāẏa bitter or astringent juice or taste; tannic taste; tannin; decoction; dull red colour. a. of bitter or astringent taste; or tannic taste; dull red; reddish; dyed (esp. in red.) কষায়িত a. slightly reddened (রোষকষায়িত); dyed. 107)

(p. 192) kiẏē one who has the gift of the gab; one who speaks with flippant ease; fluent in talk. কইয়ে লোক a fluent or gifted speaker. 5)

(p. 215) kāōrā one of a very low social caste amongst Hindus. 23)

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

(p. 248) kṛtsna (obs.) all; entire, whole. 42)

(p. 203) kabyabāha fire believed to carry the food offered to deceased ancestors. 2)