(p. 203) kamaṭha the tortoise, the turtle; a waterpot used by Hindu ascetics. 5)

(p. 248) kusti wrestling; (fig.) struggling, vying. কুস্তি করা, কুস্তি লড়া v. to wrestle; (fig.) to struggle. ̃গির n. a wrestler. 12)

(p. 234) kirakirā, kirakirē full of grains of sand, gritty. 38)

(p. 253) kaiśōra early youth; adolescence. ̃ক a. of early youth, relating to adolescence. কৈশোর-প্রেম n. calf-love; romantic love or attachment or infatuation among adolescents.

(p. 226) kāmātura stricken with desire for sexual gratification or intercourse; love-sick. fem. কামাতুরা । 24)

(p. 232) kāhāra1 (genit.) whose. 54)

(p. 194) kadanna bad food; abominable food; food unfit for human consumption. 95)

(p. 234) kisē, kīsē (in Eng. adv.) from what; what for, why; by what or which; in which way or manner, how; by what or which means; in what or which. কীসে আর কীসে what a comparison to draw or make; comparing things opposed in character. 57)

(p. 228) kālagaṅgā the river Yamuna (যমুনা). 61)

(p. 220) kāṭāchēn̐ḍ়ā minor wound or injury. 31)

(p. 248) kuharila (of cuckoo) cooed. 21)

(p. 234) kimbadanti, kimbadantī a traditional or familiar report or rumour; hearsay. 6)

(p. 234) kitā a piece (এক কিতা জমি বা কাগজ); a volume (এক কিতা বই); a bundle (এক কিতা নোট); a packet; a lot (এক কিতা মাল); (now rare) manner, custom (মুসলমানি কিতা); fashion, etiquette. 21)

(p. 243) kuprabṛtti evil propensity, wicked inclination; evil or unwholesome mentality. 4)

(p. 243) kumārikā the Cape Comorin; (rare) a twelve years old girl; (rare) an unmarried girl or woman, a maid, a virgin, a spinster. 23)