(p. 228) kālakṛta done in (proper) time; worked or done by time. 57)

(p. 220) kāñcana gold; wealth, riches (কামিনীকাঞ্চন); a variety of golden flower; a variety of paddy. a. of golden colour (কাঞ্চনকান্তি); made of gold (কাঞ্চনমুদ্রা); auriferous. ̃প্রভ a. having a golden lustre or radiance. ̃বর্ণ a. golden, golden-yellow. 8)

(p. 262) kramāẏāta succeeding serially, successive. 15)

(p. 217) kāccābāccā infants, young children, little ones, (sl.) kiddies.

(p. 243) kulupa a lock, a padlock. কুলুপ-আঁটা a. locked. কুলুপ আঁটা v. to lock. 86)

(p. 243) kumbhakarṇa the monstrous second brother of Ravana (রাবণ) as described in the Ramayana (he used to keep awake only for a day after sleeping for six months at a stretch); (hence—fig.) a man who sleeps overmuch. 32)

(p. 220) kāturi a tool or knife for paring metalplates, a metal-cutter. 59)

(p. 225) kāphana a winding-sheet, a shroud. 15)

(p. 232) kālātīta transcending time; perpetual, eternal. 3)

(p. 226) kāẏasha a caste amongst the Hindus; one belonging to this caste. fem. কায়স্হা, (অশু.) কায়স্হিনী a woman or a girl of the Kayastha (কায়স্হ) caste; a wife of a Kayastha.

(p. 226) kāẏa the body. ̃কল্প n. an Ayurvedic (আয়ুর্বেদীয়) system of therapy for rejuvenation or prolongation of life. ̃ক্লেশ n. physical labour. ̃ক্লেশে adv. by physical labour; (loos.) with much difficulty and toil. ̃মনোবাক্যে adv. (lit.) in or with body and mind and words; with undivided attention and concentration; whole-heartedly. 43)

(p. 234) kināra border, edge (চোখের কিনার); a bank or shore; outskirts (গ্রামের কিনার, শহরের কিনার, বাড়ির কিনার). নদীর কিনার riverside, river-bank. পথের কিনার roadside. সমুদ্রের কিনার seaside, sea-shore, coast. 23)

(p. 257) kōthā where. ̃ও adv. at or in any place, anywhere. কোথাও কোথাও at or in some places. ̃কার a. of or from which or what place; (in contempt.) of or from an unknown or contemptible place. ̃য় adv. & n. where. কোথা থেকে from where, whence, wherefrom. 9)

(p. 231) kālapuruṣa (myth.) an attendant or envoy of Yama, the god of death; (astr.) the Orion. 8)

(p. 261) kaurma of the tortoise. n. the name of the Purana narrating the history of the second incarnation of Vishnu (বিষ্ণু) in the shape of a tortoise (কূর্ম) 3)