(p. 262) kramōcca gradually higher; in the ascending order, ascending. 18)

(p. 240) kupitā2 a bad father, an unworthy father. 68)

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

(p. 206) karalā a variety of kitchen vegetable having a bitter taste, the larger variety of bitter gourd. 3)

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

(p. 226) kāmarā a compartment, a room, a chamber, a cubicle. 15)

(p. 204) karakurcāshi the carpal bone, the carpal. 26)

(p. 234) kiẏaddūra a short distance. adv. to a short distance. কিয়দ্দূরে adv. a short distance away, not far off. 37)

(p. 234) kiṅkhāpa, kiṅkhāba brocade. 5)

(p. 194) kaḍ়ā3 hard; stiff; difficult; severe; tremendous, intense; angry; haughty; harsh, rude (কড়া কথা); strict; rough. n. a corn on the skin. ̃কড়ি, ̃ক্কড়, ̃ক্কড়ি n. strictness; stringency. কড়া আইন a strict or stringent law কড়া মনিব an exacting master; a hard or strict taskmaster. কড়া লোক a strict man or disciplinarian. 45)

(p. 240) kuḍ়āla, kuḍ়āli an axe. 30)

(p. 194) kat the pointed end of a quill-pen, a nib. 81)

(p. 237) kun̐ca a very small and red-coloured stony fruit with a black patch on the top, Abrus precalorius; this is used as a measure of weight esp. by jewellers. 13)

(p. 262) krauñca a species of the heron or the curlew, the stork. fem. কৌঞ্চী । ̃মিথুন n. pl. a couple or pair (one male and one female) of this bird. 47)