(p. 219) kāchima the tortoise, the turtle. কাছিমের খোলা n. tortoise-shell. 10)

(p. 219) kāchaṭi a loincloth worn as tightly as a suspensor. কাছটি করা v. to pull up one's loin-cloth, (cp.) to pull up one's socks. 3)

(p. 262) krīḍ়ka one who plays; one who exhibits a show. n. a player; a sportsman; a showman. 28)

(p. 243) kumbhīra (for.) the crocodile; the alligator. কুম্ভীরাশ্রু n. crocodile tears, insincere sorrow or sympathy. 39)

(p. 194) kaṭās denoting: the sound of biting off or cutting off (esp. suddenly) a portion of a hard thing at one stroke; a snapping sound; an imaginary sound made by an ant when it pricks. কটাস্ কটাস্ int. denoting: repetition of any of these sounds. 22)

(p. 248) kṛtisbatba patent; copyright. 52)

(p. 240) kudṛṣṭi an evil eye, a sinister look; (esp. in astrol.) an evil or unfavourable aspect or influence. কুদৃষ্টি দেওয়া v. to cast an evil eye (on); to influence unfavourably. 46)

(p. 240) kudētā coup d'etat, a sudden stroke of state policy; a sudden political or military uprise. 47)

(p. 194) kadama1 coll. var. of কদম্ব । 97)

(p. 262) klama extreme weariness, fatigue, exhaustion. 48)

(p. 217) kām̐sara a dish of bell metal (alloy of copper and tin) used as a musical instrument. 14)

(p. 192) kaṅkapatra an arrow, a dart, a shaft. 25)

(p. 234) kibā or adv. how (কিবা মনোহর). a. how beautiful; (dero.) how awkward, how ugly (কিবা ভঙ্গি). n. what else (কিবা তুমি বলবে). 28)

(p. 208) kalyāṇa welfare, good, benefit; well-being; prosperity; an Indian musical mode. a. happy; doing good, beneficial benefactory; giving prosperity; favourable. কল্যাণী a. & n. fem. of কল্যাণ । কল্যাণীয় a. one (usu. a junior fellow) whose well-being is or should be wished. fem. কল্যাণীয়া । ˜কর, ̃প্রদ a. doing good, beneficial, benefactory; giving prosperity. ̃বর, ̃বরেষু to you or him who deserves (my) good wishes; a form of address in a letter, a younger person deserving affection. fem. কল্যাণীয়াসু । ̃ময় a. beneficent, altruistic; benevolent; benignant, gracious. fem. কল্যাণময়ী । 94)

(p. 228) kāladaṇḍa the staff of Yama (যম) the god of death; the scourge of death.