(p. 251) kēn̐dō very fat, corpulent; very large, gigantic (কেঁদো বাঘ). 32)

(p. 240) kuṭō (a piece of) straw, a bit of straw. 14)

(p. 243) kurubinda the corundum; (loos.) the ruby. 58)

(p. 194) katipaẏa several, some, a number of. 83)

(p. 228) kārpaṇya niggardliness, miserliness, parsimony. 41)

(p. 194) kanakāñjali a ceremonial gift of gold made at wedding or just before the immersion of an idol. 114)

(p. 261) kyān̐ka expressing the sound of kicking or striking or of excitement or pain or a surly utterance. ক্যাঁক-ক্যাঁক করা v. to grumble or rebuke (usu. repeatedly) in a surly manner; to whine. 14)

(p. 203) kamaṇḍalu a water-pot used for religious purposes and also by Hindu ascetics. 6)

(p. 194) kadāpi same as কদাচ । 107)

(p. 215) kān̐kabiḍ়āli, kān̐kabēḍ়āli a painful boil in the armpit. 31)

(p. 238) kun̐tā, kun̐thā to strain oneself for evacuating one's bowels; to strain oneself to collect one's strength; to groan. n. act of straining for evacuating one's bowels, tenesmus; act of straining oneself to collect one's strength; act of groaning. কুঁতানো, কুঁথানো v. to strain or cause to strain for evacuating one's bowels; to strain or cause to strain oneself to collect one's strength; to groan or cause to groan. 3)

(p. 256) kōn̐cabaka the little heron. 9)

(p. 228) kāraparadāja, kāraparadāra an armed attendant or follower. 20)

(p. 232) kālpanika imaginary; fanciful; fabricated; fictitious; false. 36)

(p. 228) kārī indicating; working, causing, doing etc. (হিতকারী) fem. কারিণী । 31)