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

(p. 192) kaṃsāri (myth.) the slayer of the notorious king Kamsa (কংস); an appellation of Krishna (ক়ৃষ্ণ). 12)

(p. 243) kumōra a potter, a claymodeller. ̃শালা n. a potter's workshop. কুমোরের চাক the potter's wheel. কুমোরের মাটি potter's clay. 29)

(p. 208) kaṣana2 tightening; act of fastening tightly; act of singeing (meat, fish etc.) in oil or fat and with spices; tanning; act of working out a mathematical sum. 105)

(p. 204) karakaca sea salt. 22)

(p. 220) kādā gluey mud, slime. a. full of gluey mud, slimy (পথ কাদা হয়েছে). কাদা করা v. to make muddy or slimy, to muddy; to make turbid. ̃খোঁচা n. the snipe. ̃টে a. slimy; viscous; full of gluey mud; muddy. ̃ময় a. full of mud, muddy; covered all over with mud. ̃মাখা a. smeared with mud; covered all over with mud. 66)

(p. 220) kāḍ়ā1 a tumbler-shaped instrument of percussion, a drum (chiefly used as a correlative of a নাকারা or নাকাড়া which is a smaller কাড়া). 44)

(p. 215) kasama an oath, a swear. কসম খাওয়া v. to swear, to take an oath. খোদার কসম int. in God's name. 3)

(p. 240) kuṭhari a small room, a chamber, a compartment, a cabin, a cubicle. 20)

(p. 226) kāmalā jaundice. 18)

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

(p. 194) kajjalī mercurous sulphate (as used in medicine). 3)

(p. 248) kusantāna a bad or wicked child; an unworthy son or daughter. 4)

(p. 228) kārakuna a steward or caretaker of a landed estate. 10)

(p. 248) kuhara a hole, a cavity (কর্ণকুহর); voice. 16)