(p. 220) kāṭya refutable. 36)

(p. 262) krikēṭa (the game of) cricket. ক্রিকেট খেলোয়াড় n. a cricketer. 25)

(p. 216) kān̐ji the water in which boiled rice has been kept steeped overnight (this water tastes sour). 12)

(p. 240) kuḍ়āni one who draws together and picks up what is lying scattered (পাতাকুড়ানি). 28)

(p. 217) kācana act of washing clothes etc. by rinsing and thrashing. 38)

(p. 262) krīta bought, purchased. ̃দাস n. one who has been purchased to be the slave of the buyer for life, a slave. see also দাস । fem. ̃দাসী a. slavewoman; a slave-girl. ̃দাসত্ব n. a slavery. ̃দাসবত্ a. slavish. ̃দাস-ব্যবসায় n. slave-trade. ̃দাস-ব্যবসায়ী n. a slavetrader, a slaver. 33)

(p. 240) kupanhā a bad or wrong or evil means or policy or way. 61)

(p. 261) kauśikī (in Hindu mythology) a form of the primordial Female Energy. 9)

(p. 257) kōdāla, kōdāli a broad-bladed digging tool, a spade. কোদালিয়া a. one who digs with a spade. কোদাল দিয়ে খনন spadework. কোদাল পাড়া v. to dig with a spade. 12)

(p. 225) kābābacini cubeb. 23)

(p. 240) kuṭhāra an axe, a hatchet. কুঠারিকা n. a small axe. 21)

(p. 234) kirabāni a mode of Indian classical music. 40)

(p. 240) kudarśana ugly-looking, revolting to the sight; ugly; ill-shaped. 43)

(p. 206) karṇikā an ornament for the ear, an earring; a seed-vessel of lotus; a stalk, a stem; a pen. 30)

(p. 240) kudētā coup d'etat, a sudden stroke of state policy; a sudden political or military uprise. 47)