(p. 239) kucandana red sandal. 6)

(p. 204) karaṇḍa a bee-hive; a flower-basket; a basket, a wickerwork. 33)

(p. 232) kālīna, kālīẏa,1 (used as a sfx.) of a particular time. 26)

(p. 220) kānta (chiefly used as a sfx.) a husband (কমলাকান্ত); a gem or a precious stone (অয়স্কান্ত). a. lovely, beautiful; beloved, dear; charming. 80)

(p. 194) kaḍ়kānō (coll. & inf.) to rebuke, to reprimand; to check, to pull up. 39)

(p. 208) kasabā a large and prosperous village with many advantages of a town (cp. township); a suburb.

(p. 232) kāṣṭhikā a slender or thin piece of wood. 47)

(p. 262) kramōtkarṣa gradual progress or development, evolution. 19)

(p. 228) kālaciṭē, kālaciṭā black or dark stain. 65)

(p. 220) kānāḍ়ā an Indian musical mode sung at night. 73)

(p. 225) kābāba roasted meat. 22)

(p. 194) kaphaja phlegmatic; catarrhal; mucous. 159)

(p. 261) kkaṇa the jingling sound of a stringed musical instrument when played on or of metals (esp. metal ornaments) clashing together. ক্কণন n. act of making this sound; jingle; jingling. ক্কণিত a. jingled; jingling. ক্কণিত করা v. to jingle. 12)

(p. 194) kathaka a professional narrator of scriptural and mythological stories (usu. কথকঠাকুর); a speaker. ̃তা n. professional practice of narrating scriptural and mythological stories. 86)

(p. 231) kālāgni, kālānala (myth.) the expected divine conflagration which will annihilate the universe, the fire of universal annihilation. 35)