(p. 238) kun̐da2 a stock or butt (of a gun); a stump or trunk (of a tree); a log (of wood); a lump (of sugar etc.). 7)

(p. 226) kāmāsakta libidinous, lustful, voluptuous; lewd, lecherous, lascivious. কামাসক্তি n. lust, violent or strong desire for sexual pleasure. 33)

(p. 243) kubaktā a bad speaker. 6)

(p. 228) kārkaśya roughness; harshness; rudeness; cruelty. 35)

(p. 194) kaduttara an insolent or impertinent reply; an ungracious or unseemly answer; a retort. 110)

(p. 240) kuḍ়āla, kuḍ়āli an axe. 30)

(p. 206) karṇāntara act of telling another (esp. undesirably); act of passing a piece of information to others. 29)

(p. 203) kamalinī a lotus clump; lotuses collectively. 18)

(p. 208) kalu an oil-man (esp. by caste). fem. কলুনি । কলুর বলদ (fig.) a person who blindly and mechanically drudges and undergoes extreme hardships for others but without any profit for himself. 79)

(p. 194) kaṇḍōla a large basket or container for storing grains or cereals. 79)

(p. 226) kāmija a loose-fitting shirt. 34)

(p. 231) kālasaha capable of or resisting wear and tear caused by time, durable, lasting, enduring. 27)

(p. 232) kālāpāhāḍ় (hist.) a Brahmin who after embracing Islam was turned into a notorious iconoclast; (fig.) an awful religious renegade, a decrier of current beliefs, a turbulent heretic. কালাপাহাড়ি a. of or like an awful religious renegade or a decrier of current beliefs; heretical. n. iconoclasm; heresy. 9)

(p. 194) kaṭhinībhūta hardened; stiffened. 33)

(p. 257) kōdaṇḍa a bow; an eyebrow. ̃টংকার n. a twang of a bow. 10)