(p. 243) kuli2 a porter; a labourer. ̃ কামিন n. pl. male and female labourers; a labourer and his wife. ̃ধাওড়া n. the labourers' lines or quarters. 82)

(p. 238) kukhyāta notorious; infamous. কুখ্যাতি n. notoriety; infamy. 19)

(p. 192) kaṃsa, kaṃśa bell metal—an alloy of copper and tin, pewter; a vessel of bell metal. 8)

(p. 192) kacalānō to wring, to squeeze; to rub; (rare.) to higgle. 34)

(p. 226) kāmāndha blinded with lust or love. কামান্ধতা n. inordinate or intense sex impulses. 28)

(p. 248) kuhu, kuhu the cooing of a cuckoo. ̃কণ্ঠ n. the cuckoo. ̃তান n. the dulcet note of the cuckoo, a cuckoo's sweet and soothing song. ̃রব n. the cooing of a cuckoo; the cuckoo. 22)

(p. 194) kapardī Lord Shiva (ref. to his ringlets). 142)

(p. 220) kānē kānē (talking) in whispers, in one's ear; (saying a word) in private or privately. 78)

(p. 217) kākūkti anything said in supplication; (rhet.) a figure of speech depending on the tone of voice akin to erotesis. 27)

(p. 194) kañjusa niggardly, miserly, close-fisted. n. a close-fisted man, a niggard, a miser. ̃পনা n. miserliness, niggardliness. 10)

(p. 194) kaḍ়iẏāla2, kaḍ়iẏāli a horse's bit. 56)

(p. 256) kōṭā1 to cut into pieces (as fish or vegetables), to dress; to grind, to pound; to husk or make flat by thrashing under a foot-driven molar (চাল কোটা, চিঁড়ে কোটা). ̃নো v. to cause to cut into pieces, to cause to dress; to cause to grind or pound; to cause to husk. 32)

(p. 262) kramānuyāẏī serial; gradual; successive. adv. serially; gradually; successively. 12)

(p. 253) kēẏā2 how fine, excellent (কেয়া মজা). 30)

(p. 262) kraldasī the sky and the earth, heaven and earth. 6)